Files you can submit
The project intake accepts DWG and DXF files, Revit RVT files, and SketchUp SKP files in the CAD and 3D models category. It also accepts IFC, OBJ, FBX, GLB, and other supported model formats. Acceptance for upload does not guarantee direct import, conversion, or preservation of every model property.
Include drawings that explain the model
Provide a combined PDF with dimensioned floor plans, exterior elevations, ceiling heights, and door and window sizes. Include sections for stairs, vaulted ceilings, and split levels. These references help the team check the intended geometry and identify missing information before work starts.
Prepare a clear handoff
Identify the current design revision and the levels or rooms you want included. Add finish references, cabinet drawings, and product links with room notes. If the source depends on linked files or external materials, flag that during review so the team can confirm any needed exports or supporting information.
Know what happens after upload
HomeWalk checks the source set and asks for missing information when needed. Scope and delivery timing are confirmed once the project is reviewed and ready. The result is a presentation for exploring the proposed home, not a promise of BIM round-tripping, automatic synchronization, or an editable model in your original design software.
Questions before you start
Can I upload a Revit or SketchUp file?
Yes. RVT and SKP files are accepted for project intake, along with CAD and other supported model files. The team must review compatibility and may request exports or supporting drawings.
Do I need a model to get started?
No. House plans can be the starting point. Send the dimensioned plan set and relevant elevations and sections so HomeWalk can review what is needed.
What are the upload limits?
Hosted project intake supports up to 50 MB per file, 60 files per project, and 1 GB total per project. Contact HomeWalk to discuss the handoff if your source files exceed those limits.