Want to join me in an experiment? I hear from a lot of people that they’d love to learn Dynamo but simply don’t have the time. Either they’re too busy to learn it on their own. Or their need to be billable overrides their desire to learn. Or they’re already working 50+ hours a […]
5 Steps to Creating a High-Performance Revit Template
If your Revit template were a car, what kind of car would it be? Would it be a four-door economy sedan that gets you where you’re going…eventually? Or a high-performance sports car that takes you from schematic design to construction documents in record time? A high-performance Revit template can save you a lot of […]
The 10 Most Popular Links From ArchSmarter’s Thursday Top 5
A year ago, I started the “Thursday Top 5 from ArchSmarter”, a weekly email with links to what’s new and interesting in AEC technology. I’m constantly scouring the Internet for news and tips related to BIM, design, and architecture. The “Thursday Top 5” was a way to share my findings with the larger ArchSmarter audience. […]
How to Measure Your Software Investment in 5 Easy Steps
This guest post was written by Jordan Billingsley, the BIM Coordinator and Design Technology Leader at Hord Coplan Macht. In the post, Jordan describes the method he used to assess software usage and skills at his firm. Take it away Jordan! Is your software super or superfluous? Software is a major investment for every design […]
How to Automate Any Task with the LOA Framework
Last month I had my mind totally blown. I’m talking a full on Michael Bay summer blockbuster explosion. You see, as much as I write about automation here at ArchSmarter, I’ve never had a systematic approach to automation. Sure, I can create a Revit macro or Dynamo graph with the best of them. But I […]
What Are Your Back to School Resolutions?
Maybe I’m weird but I always liked “back to school”. I didn’t always *like* school itself but come fall, I would get excited when it was time to go back. For me, back to school represented a fresh start. A new grade, new classes, new books and school supplies. After a summer of hanging out, relaxing […]
How to Better Manage Your Revit (and Other Digital) Content With UNIFI
Note: I was given a three-month subscription to UNIFI and compensated for my fair and thorough review. That said, I was so impressed with the software that I’m going to purchase a subscription for myself. Yes, it’s that good. “Hey Michael, got a second?” I hear from across the office. “Remember that window family you created?” […]
An Inside Look at Arcon Evo
This guest post was written by Julian Bavin of Eleco Software. In the article, he describes his company’s Arcon Evo product, 3D modeling software specifically tailored for residential architects and builders. Take it away Julian! Arcon Evo is a powerful, standalone 2D and 3D home design software for all aspects of building design including residential […]
Getting Started with Revit Macros Using C#
One of the best career decisions I’ve made was to learn how to program. By creating my own tools, I’ve saved countless hours automating tedious tasks in Revit. The problem was that learning to program wasn’t easy. I spent nearly two years of trial and error figuring it out on my own. Not fun! The […]
ArchSmarter Named Among Best Architecture Blogs of 2017
I just got word that ArchSmarter was listed among the best architecture blogs of 2017 by First In Architecture! It’s great to listed alongside such esteemed company. Thanks to First In Architecture for the honor and a big thanks to you ArchSmarter readers for all the support over the years. Michael
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