We wanted to see how fast you could get from an existing Revit model to a finished design in Snaptrude.

Turns out, a full TI layout with area breakdown fits in a single session. BIM edits on a renovation start right after import. What's left is a full day of actual design decisions.

• Import an existing Revit model and start a tenant improvement layout immediately
• Get a full TI area breakdown in a single working session
• Make BIM edits on a renovation right after import, no rework required
• See how much time a Revit-to-Snaptrude workflow saves on renovation projects

With Snaprude, you can import your existing Revit model and get straight to work. Here, we're planning a tenant improvement for a commercial office floor. The shell comes straight from Revit. From there, laying out the tenant spaces and getting to an area breakdown is fast. It's the kind of thing you can turn around in a single working session. Jump to program mode and you instantly see how the square footage is distributed across every space type. This is a renovation project. Let's bring in the Revit model and start making BIM edits right away. We'll resize rooms, add openings, and swap materials, all without the friction of learning a new tool or cleaning up the model first. Whatever the project, Snaprude gets you from existing conditions to a finished design with ease.