French Autodesk reseller Atlancad is holding a webinar on Friday, November 13, 2026 to present Revlib Reno, a pack of Revit objects built for renovation and rehabilitation work. The session is led by Timothée Birge.
When and where
- Date: Friday, November 13, 2026.
- Time: not stated on the announcement page. You should receive it with your registration confirmation.
- Format: webinar, so online. The page does not give a platform.
- Language: French (the announcement is in French; the page does not state the language explicitly).
- Price: not stated on the page. Registration is through a short form.
Because the time is missing from the public page, check the confirmation email before blocking your calendar.
What it covers
Renovation projects are awkward in Revit. Most out-of-the-box families describe new construction, so teams end up modelling old openings, mouldings and roof windows by hand, or with generic placeholders that look wrong on drawings.
Revlib Reno aims to fill that gap with ready-made objects. According to Atlancad, the pack includes:
- wall reveals and lintels for existing openings;
- window and door frames, including flat-arch joinery with small glazing bars;
- old-style roof windows;
- cornices, ties and other mouldings;
- interior equipment for existing buildings.
Atlancad says the webinar will show how simple the tool is to use, with the goal of saving modelling time and keeping a consistent graphic style across renovation drawings.
Who should attend
French-speaking architects, building surveyors and BIM modellers who work on refurbishment, heritage or rehabilitation projects in Revit. It is also worth a look for BIM managers deciding whether to buy a content pack or keep building renovation families in-house.
How to register
Registration goes through the form linked from Atlancad’s announcement page: Atlancad: Revlib Reno webinar (in French).
Source
Atlancad, “Rénovation, réhabilitation: le vendredi 13 va vous porter chance” (November 3, 2026)
