The Revit Plugin Guide
A data-led guide to the 30 Revit add-ins most widely used across London’s architecture and engineering sector, ranked and explained in full.
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The Revit Add-ins London’s AEC Sector Relies On
Popularity scores come from anonymised installation data across Revit workstations in the London AEC sector, not from opinion or vendor marketing.
Each entry explains what the add-in does, the problem it solves and how it works inside Revit, with its key features at a glance.
See which disciplines rely on each tool and the RIBA Plan of Work stages it supports, from concept design to handover.
Every add-in has been checked against its vendor’s documentation or Autodesk App Store listing, with tested links to the vendor and independent further reading.
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What’s Included in the Guide
- The 30 most widely used Revit add-ins, ranked by popularity
- A popularity score out of 10 for every add-in
- A full description and key features for each tool
- Disciplines served and RIBA Plan of Work stages covered
- Licensing and supported Revit versions
- Links to each vendor, plus independent articles, tutorials and documentation
- An index by category, from visualisation and interoperability to MEP content and structural design
- Tools widely used across the industry, clearly marked as industry estimates
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Lyon Tech supports architecture, engineering and construction practices across London, from high-performance workstation builds and add-in deployment to Autodesk licensing, cloud worksharing and cyber security. If you’d like a review of the add-ins installed across your practice, or help standardising your Revit build, our team would be glad to help.
