In part two of this series on extra-large Revit projects (read part 1 here), guest author Brian Kish focuses on the essential maintenance tasks that must be considered once a project is in motion. Brian shares the three key aspects of a healthy Revit model, lessons he learned as the BIM Manager on the Medyan […]
Stepping Up to Completing Extra Large Projects in Revit – Part 1
In this first part of a two-part series (read part 2 here), guest author Brian Kish highlights five key steps for designing extra-large projects in Revit. From hardware to model organization to drawing management, Brian shares the lessons he learned as the BIM Manager on the Medyan One Mall project, an extra-large retail complex currently […]
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 […]
The Best Strategy for a Super Effective Revit Template
The best thing about Revit templates is how much time they can save you. The worst thing about Revit templates is how much time they take to create. It’s a bit of a catch-22. In order to save time, you need to spend time. It’s not easy to find that time when you have billable projects […]
