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 […]
Tag Archives: BIM
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 […]
Teaching Revit Sooner in school
So there is no guessing that I am BIM/Revit enthusiast. I basically taught myself the software in my thesis year of college in order to utilize the strength of Revit […]
Sheets – Cleaner tags and more flexible sheets (Sheet numbers)
Here’s a tip on how to make your sheets in Revit a bit more flexible. In New York, drawings submitted to the Department of Buildings (DOB) require a suffix after the drawing […]
Case Studies in BIM – Winthrop University Hospital
I’m so excited to share this article from Medical Design & Construction Magazine about Winthrop University Hospital new research building and expansion to their campus. The new facility was design […]
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 […]
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