The term parametric in this context refers to the relationships among and between all elements of the model that enable the coordination and change MANAGEMENT that Autodesk Revit ARCHITECTURE provides. These relationships are created either automatically by the software or deliberately by the user as they work.

A FUNDAMENTAL characteristic of a building information modeling application is the ABILITY to coordinate changes and maintain consistency. The user does not have to intervene to update drawings, links, tags, and so forth.

This concept is important because it is this capability that delivers the fundamental coordination and productivity benefits of Autodesk Revit Architecture: Change anything at any time anywhere in the project and Autodesk Revit Architecture coordinates that change through the entire project. This change management is also one of the fundamental characteristics of a BIM solution.

The term parametric in this context refers to the relationships among and between all elements of the model that enable the coordination and change management that Autodesk Revit Architecture provides. These relationships are created either automatically by the software or deliberately by the user as they work.

A fundamental characteristic of a building information modeling application is the ability to coordinate changes and maintain consistency. The user does not have to intervene to update drawings, links, tags, and so forth.

This concept is important because it is this capability that delivers the fundamental coordination and productivity benefits of Autodesk Revit Architecture: Change anything at any time anywhere in the project and Autodesk Revit Architecture coordinates that change through the entire project. This change management is also one of the fundamental characteristics of a BIM solution.