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 […]
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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 […]
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, […]
Prevent Accidental Movement of Elements
Software in the Design community can be intimidating and Revit is no exception. When software is “Powerful”, you can expect screen full of toolbars, buttons and multiple ways to navigate […]
RevitCity.com CoFounder Hiroshi Jacobs wins prestigious AIA award
Anyone who is interested in BIM knows http://www.Revitcity.com. If you haven’t checked it out, it is one of the largest sites for BIM content as well as articles, forums and […]
What is Revit doing?
So from time to time, you’re working in Revit and something happens. Perhaps a tag isn’t showing up or geometry isn’t responding to the parameter value change you just imputed. Welcome to the […]
Revit Rooms – So powerful and you need to know!
Revit rooms, a core element in Revit (in my opinion) but also under-utilized. We all know how powerful Revit is with modeling, scheduling and creating documentation. The room component has […]
The BIM Phoenix?
So interesting enough, this is my first Revit Pocket post and it’s news that I will be taking a break from teaching at CCNY Bernard and Anne School of Architecture. […]
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