Monthly Archives: October 2009

All Content is NOT Created Equal

There should be a content bill of rights or something to ensure that you are receiving the best quality Revit families for use in your projects. Good content can really add value to the design and documentation process, and bad … Continue reading

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How Not to Fail – The BIM Project Execution Plan

The expression “fail to plan, plan to fail” can have tremendous relevance in the design and construction of any size projects. When implementing a technology such as Revit in your firm, you really must plan. Blindly marching forward as if … Continue reading

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Autodesk Subscription Advantage Packs – and it’s not even my birthday

I don’t usually receive presents for Halloween, but this year, under the twirling vines of the pumpkin patch we find little gifts from Autodesk. They arrived with much fan fare in the form of Autodesk Subscription Advantage Packs. Much has … Continue reading

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Sketchbook Mobile – v1.1

Development is fast and furious on the iPhone/iPod Touch platform. As noted by Beau Turner, there’s already a new version of the Sketchbook Mobile application. Finger painters’ unite: Read on -> Will Render For Food…: Sketchbook Mobile – v1.1. Share and … Continue reading

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Congrats to the CCA + SCU team – 2009 Solar Decathlon Architecture Contest winner

A well deserved kudos to all who participated in the Solar Decathlon is in order. This year’s entries have a level of sophistication and attention to detail that should inform the industry and heat up the debate on energy independence. … Continue reading

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