Hello there! Welcome back! This week we wanted to share some photos from our Sierra Towers project before drywall gets put up and walls are closed. So take a look below and use the last of your x-ray vision to see all the different things that...
Hey Friends! Last week we went over Holli's favorite Revit tools so this week we will go over mine! Scroll down to see what they are! (My GIFs were provided by GIPHY) 1. Mirror I love me some mirror tool! Oh this door is on this side? MIRROR!...
Hey there! Last time when we talked about our schematic design process, we used our Thousand Oaks project as an example to walk you through it. Now that we have been moving through Design Development and into Construction Documents we have some more things refined. We've...
Hello friends! Thanks for joining us today. We are still waiting for the infinite library of components to be generated for us to use but until then we are creating new components to use in our model. With that we noticed there are a couple of...
Project Update time! We just had a site visit at our Sierra Towers project and things are coming along great so we wanted to share! We left off with wall layouts taped out and color coded on the floor (which we love) and now we have...
Hello! And welcome to the As-hole-built series where we share our personal and wonderful experiences with doing as-builts. Here@HAYNE we are NOT a fan of as-builts but we DO understand how important they are so we do them and will continue to (insert crying emoji...
Hey friends! Here@HAYNE we are Revit fans (with mixed emotions about some things) and thought it would be fun to rate the standard component library it comes with. Some categories are great while others could use some changes and then there ones I've never opened. We...
Line up everyone, the tour continues! We just left the Art Studio, where the creative mind can paint, sculpt and be free! Now we take the hardscape bridge and head on over to the Gym! Let's get our sweat on! Here is the Gym dashed in red. I wish...
Welcome back! As we continue to work in (and love) Enscape, we thought it would be interesting to compare render views from Enscape and Revit. Before using Enscape we would buy credits and send views from Revit to render in the cloud so we could continue...