Revit Standards

[priitl22047477]

Could someone give a working link to HOK standards?

[Wanderer]

Could someone give a working link to HOK standards?

this looks like it... http://paoloemilioserra.oos.cc/web/R...dstandards.pdf

[priitl22047477]

this looks like it... http://paoloemilioserra.oos.cc/web/R...dstandards.pdf

Thank you.

[cliff collins]

Anyone have an updated/current HOK Revit standard?

The one here is about 4-5 years old.

cheers....

[Wanderer]

Anyone have an updated/current HOK Revit standard?

The one here is about 4-5 years old.

cheers....

They don't seem to have anything more recent available publicly...

[TerribleTim]

Interesting that they post theirs for "promoting standardization". Don't we all think everyone should use the one we use?

[Revit-Help]

It would be nice to share!

I am interested in this also, as I would like to contribute to the cad standards of the firm I work for.

[k.bel4design]

link no longer works.

[mairh_tsek737243]

Hello,

This is an old tread but I found it useful.

I was wondering if anyone had an opinion about Revit Guidelines document (Standard document). Or If someone can provide me a working link to HOK standards?

Thank you in advance.
Regards,

[david_peterson]

There's this

https://www.nationalbimstandard.org/
https://www.nationalbimstandard.org/...S-US-Version-3

Standards for BIM that I've seen typically don't include things like Line weights, family naming, sheet naming/numbering. Most of them refer back to the NCS for a lot of that stuff.

The one that might be more helpful for you is the LOD Standard since that's usually a better metric.
http://bimforum.org/lod/

it's a much better guide line for who should model what.
In my opinion, there's way to many different ways to get to the same end result on paper (or in the model) to have a true Standard like you did with Cad.
Ie doors are always door, but what workset should they go on? Depends on the project IMHO.

How to execute BIM within your Team, I'd take a look at the Penn State Standard
http://bim.psu.edu/project/resources/
It's a great resource for IPD projects. If it's not IPD there's a lot that can be taken out.

IMHO it's better to define how you want to use the tool, than how to actually use it.