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# New Feature: Import Design
Reusing geometry across projects is now significantly easier with the new Import Design feature.
### How to Import a Design
In the Building app, click the plus symbol in the top left corner and select Import Design. This opens a list of all Designs available within your Team. Select the Design you want to import, and it will be brought into your current project complete with Drawings, Levels, and Site Shading.
Once imported, you may notice the drawing appears with a different level assignment. Simply delete the original drawing (for example, Ground) and assign the imported drawing to the appropriate levels.
### Key Benefits
This feature eliminates the need to contact the support team when switching between building code versions. To migrate a design, simply create a new project with the updated building code and import your existing design. This saves time for both users and the support team by removing the manual process of transferring designs between code versions.
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