AEC has no shortage of software. It has no shortage of repetitive work either. Digital Design Revolution builds focused tools for the gaps between the big platforms—the exports that need cleaning up, the details that need rebuilding, the documents that still live in email, and the hundred little tasks no one should be doing twice.
Tools and templates for the next generation of AEC professionals.
They need one thing done well. That is where DDR starts.
DDR PDF Publisher is being built to take the fiddly parts out of Revit PDF production: sheet sets, naming, repeat exports, linked navigation, and the other details that turn a simple “print” into a process.
DDR PDF Publisher →Your client does not care that the file came from Revit. They care that the CAD deliverable works. DDR CAD Deliverable is aimed at the cleanup between the export Revit gives you and the DWG you actually want to issue.
DDR CAD Deliverable →DDR Detail Converter is being built to turn useful AutoCAD detail content into native Revit elements—so yesterday’s shortcut does not become tomorrow’s embedded dependency.
DDR Detail Converter →But a surprising amount of construction administration still behaves as if it is. DDR Construction Administration is being designed around the everyday work of receiving, routing, reviewing, tracking, and finding project information.
RFIs, submittals, changes, reviews, due dates, revisions, and project records—organized without turning the software itself into another project to manage.
The goal is not to add more technology to AEC. It is to make the technology already surrounding the work behave better.
DDR products are in active development and testing. If one of these problems sounds familiar, we would like to hear how your team deals with it today.