2D to BIM
Translate plans into structured Revit elements such as walls, doors, rooms, finishes and useful parameters.

Automate repetitive BIM modeling, documentation and model checks while your team keeps control of every design decision. Superarc turns a production goal into a reviewable sequence of actions inside the Revit workflow.
AI for Revit combines building model context with workflow automation to help architects and BIM teams complete repeatable production tasks. It can organize a goal into actions such as creating elements, adding dimensions and tags, building views and sheets, and checking model standards.
Revit automation is most valuable when it understands both the model and the firm's delivery rules. Superarc can be configured around project templates, families, parameters, naming systems, view logic and QA checklists.
Translate plans into structured Revit elements such as walls, doors, rooms, finishes and useful parameters.
Create and organize views, callouts, sheet sets and drawing packages using repeatable studio logic.
Apply dimensions and tags consistently across selected floor plans, elevations and documentation views.
Find missing information, naming inconsistencies and standards issues before they create coordination risk.
Use approved templates, families, parameters and naming rules instead of generic output.
Review intended actions and affected model content before the workflow is executed.
Give Superarc a production outcome in plain language or launch a saved studio workflow. It plans the work, identifies what will change, then waits for approval before execution.
Request a result such as dimensioning selected plans, building a sheet set or running a BIM checklist.
Inspect the proposed actions, views, sheets and model elements affected by the workflow.
Execute with traceable activity, then review the model output as part of your normal delivery process.
AI can assist with repetitive Revit production including model creation, dimensions, tags, views, sheets, parameter checks, naming checks and model QA/QC. The useful scope depends on project context and the workflow configured by the team.
No. Superarc is a production copilot. Architects and BIM managers define the goal, review intended actions and keep responsibility for design and delivery decisions.
Superarc is designed to work around the templates, families, naming logic and QA rules that shape a firm's existing Revit delivery process.
Dynamo is a visual programming environment for computational design and automation. Superarc focuses on goal-driven production workflows with model context, review steps and reusable studio knowledge. The tools can address different needs within a BIM automation strategy.