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May Webinar | Using AI for Early Stage Design

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

May 2026

Many teams struggle to use Revit effectively for early-stage design, so we tested every AI and design tool out there to build the best connected workflow for Revit users.

In this webinar, we’re doing a deep dive into Autodesk Forma and Google Gemini as we show how to model, analyze, and render early design concepts in one streamlined process.

In this session, you will gain:

  • A clear workflow for integrating early-stage design into your Revit process
  • An understanding of how to use Autodesk Forma for rapid site modeling and iteration
  • Practical insight into using Google Gemini to generate high-quality, client-ready visuals
  • A framework for enabling more of your team to contribute to design and visualization

This session is focused on helping you move faster, explore more options, and communicate design intent more clearly using tools you likely already have access to.

Date & Time: Thursday, May 12th at 12pm EST

150 Monument Rd, Suite 207, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
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