Meyer Sound has released Revit data files for 12 loudspeaker products for use in Building Information Modeling (BIM), an Autodesk design platform created for project participants to collaborate as part of an integrated “whole building” process.
Meyer Sound is the first professional audio manufacturer to provide Revit data, supporting integration of its loudspeakers into BIM projects.
Twelve of Meyer Sound’s products are now available in the company’s Revit library, including the MILO and M’elodie line array loudspeakers, miniature MM-4XP loudspeaker, and MM-10 subwoofer.
Building Information Modeling is an integrated process that uses information to allow architects, engineers, builders, and owners to explore a project’s key physical and functional characteristics digitally before it is built. By demonstrating the entire building lifecycle, BIM is designed to “improve decision-making and cooperation from the early stages and enable project delivery with reduced environmental impact.”
For a complete list of all Meyer Sound models available in BIM or to download the Revit data files of these products, visit: seek.autodesk.com/search/meyer+sound?source=SearchBox
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