ArchiCAD or Revit in 2020? It has been the age old question for decades, now its time to settle the debate.

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VIDEO DETAILS:

00:00 Intro
01:02 Price (Revit)
01:33 Price (ArchiCAD)
02:12 Conceptual Design
03:22 Parametric Design
04:14 Documentation
10:01 Visualisation
14:11 Pros and Cons
16:22 Verdict
18:45 Outro

ArchiCAD and Revit are both very power BIM software tools. But when they are the two industry leaders, it quickly becomes hard to pick which one is better. Today we look at the benefits of learning ArchiCAD vs the benefits of learning Revit. We breakdown the price of both Revit and ArchiCAD, we investigate the conceptual design capabilities of each and well as their parametric design limitations. As documentation tools they each bring their own strengths to the table. Revit has a much better documentation platform set up ready to go. Whilst ArchiCAD inadvertently requires you to download a few extra plug ins that cost just the little bit too much. If 3D is all you care about, well these two projects are where you should be looking. ArchiCAD has been playing catch up for a few years now, but since is acquisition of Twimmotion and Unreal Engine, we are going to see ArchiCAD renders really take to their own in the coming years.
A very important note is if you’re an Apple user, ArchiCAD runs natively on mac, whilst Revit requires you to download parallel or any other windows emulator.
Verdict? That’s simple. Watch the video to find out!