One site, five workflows: exporting cityweft models into Rhino, SketchUp, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD & Revit

No single design tool works for every architecture or urban planning project, most architects end up working across several at once. In this video we take the same site in Poland and export it into five different design softwares, showing how Cityweft keeps your models editable and removes the usual workarounds when a project spans multiple tools or consultants. Every export keeps the same layer structure and is built to feel native to that software; nurbs terrain in Rhino, push/pull-ready geometry in SketchUp, clean polylines in AutoCAD, swappable IFC elements in ArchiCAD, and toposolid terrain with Revit families. Timestamps 00:00 – Intro: one site, five design tools 00:27 – Quick recap: exporting from cityweft 01:05 – Rhino export (3DM, nurbs terrain, plugin) 02:24 – SketchUp export (SKP, precise trees, georeferencing) 03:29 – AutoCAD export (DXF, 2D layers, colour-coded polylines) 04:33 – ArchiCAD export (IFC, editable elements) 05:34 – Revit export (RVT, tree families, toposolid) 06:29 – Wrap-up About Cityweft The geospatial data layer for the built environment. Generate accurate, design-ready 3D city models for any site, anywhere. Covering 200+ countries and 3B+ buildings, with clean exports for Rhino, SketchUp, Revit, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, Vectorworks, Blender and Autodesk Forma. Try it on your own site: https://app.cityweft.com/?utm_source=... Which format do you use day to day? Let us know in the comments and tell us what software to cover next. #cityweft #3Dcitymodel #Rhino3D #SketchUp #AutoCAD #ArchiCAD #Revit #BIM #UrbanPlanning #Architecture #GeospatialData #DigitalTwin