Revit 2023 – Linking Survey Data into the Revit “Site Plan”

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By John Flanagan

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Start a new project using the default Architectural Template and open the Site Plan view from the project browser. Use the Link CAD command to insert a site survey (dwg file).

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In this example, we have a site survey that was created in AutoCAD.

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Since shared positioning has not been set up, the site is inserted with the Origin-to-Origin option. To establish a shared coordinate system between the survey dwg and the Revit project – acquire the coordinates of the dwg file.

Before Acquiring Coordinates

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The CAD coordinate placed in AutoCAD does not match the Spot coordinate placed in Revit.

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After Acquiring Coordinates

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The Revit Spot Coordinate updates showing that a shared coordinate system between the survey dwg and the Revit Project has been established.

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