Lets talk Dynamo, simple Dynamo
So back in 2016, yes 2016 I posted a screen shot about using Dynamo to select elements and move them to their correct worksets based on office standards. It wasn’t […]
Back in BIM (Although, I never left)
Well, it’s been a while and I’m back?! Yes, I am. Life introduces a lot of things and one of those things was my daughter. So that along with job […]
Revit Certificated Professional
You know, just a badge. More to come….PROMISE!
Dynamo is Dyn-o-MITE!
Dynamo, Dynamo…DYNAMO! This open source graphical programming software, created by Autodesk has been around for a number of years. Recently it has updated to a new version, the interface has […]
What are the skills the 21st Century Architect should know?
I always wanted to be an Architect, as long as I can remember. Recently I recalled my junior year in high school, knowing I wanted to be an Architect and […]
Sheet Management – Bulk Revisions and Print Revision Sheets
For anyone who has been following my post, you may have noticed the theme of Add-ins, productivity and work flow. In my experience this is an area in Revit that […]
What happens if I don’t do BIM
When you hear the buzzword BIM, you may say “oh no, not again” or “hmm whats up?”. BIM (Building Information Modeling) isn’t anything new and there is no shortage of articles, […]
If you work in Revit and constantly looking for good content, one source is Autodesk® Seek. You can find everything from generic to manufacturers models and even find AutoCAD content. Both Revit and […]
Revit Practices everyone should use
I’ve spent the better part of 9 years working with Revit and always learning how to be more efficient in it. Recently I came across a blog post on the Unifi […]
Revit Shortcut Guide
So look what is here, the Revit Shortcut Guide. If there is anything I have learned using any software, is the use of shortcuts. Autodesk has published a guide to […]
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