Monthly Archives: February 2010

Best Practices with Revit Groups: Rule #1

Revit Model Groups are a wonderful thing. They allow capturing repetition in the building model, and provide a way to tag through the groups, maintaining unique instance properties of the contained elements for scheduling. Determining best practices for Revit Model … Continue reading

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Next…

What’s Next… in three easy steps: #1 © Alex White – Fotolia.com Step # 2 © Juan Fuertes – Fotolia.com Step #3 © Honggang Hu – Fotolia.com Any Questions? Share and Enjoy:

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Vancouver 2010 – Olympic Oval

Let the games begin. Today marks the torch lighting and opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, BC. Now, although it is technically winter, this part of the country has seen so little snow.  You have to wonder … Continue reading

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Discovered: The Proving Ground by Nathan Miller

Ok… parametric geometry modeling is everywhere these days. Here’s another blog worthy of your attention. The Proving Ground The post on Grasshopper and the Revit API: importing points into a Conceptual Mass is brilliant. More please! The Proving Ground by … Continue reading

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