This week we continued working on our Reynolds Court house remodel, but we moved the design to the outside in order to link the inside and the outside for that true California-style indoor/outdoor living vibe. The main feature will be a new pool, but there...
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!...
We are a Revit office. And we have been a Revit office since 2012. We have a lot of experience working in Revit! Now Revit is not perfect, you just need to checkout our Conversations with Revit Series to see some of our recurring issues,...
What in the world is a STEP file? According to fileinfo.com: A STEP file is a 3D model file formatted in STEP (Standard for the Exchange of Product Data), an ISO standard exchange format. It contains three-dimensional data in a format that can be recognized by multiple...
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...
Every project has its own unique requirements and as such the types of drawings packages we produce can vary from a simple project with one design package to a vary complex project with upwards of six design packages, each designed for a different jurisdictional approval. ...
ONE. It starts with a Sketch. Once we have good as-built base drawings, we pull out the yellow trace paper or vellum sheets and begin our pencil sketches. We tend to run through a few iterations before we think we've hit on a good design and...
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...
Our Sierra Towers project is moving into construction, and as we start demolition to field verify some existing conditions (like drain pipe and mechanical ductwork locations) we spent some time refining our cabinetry designs. As we've talked about previously, our current work-flow is to create...
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Dear Revit Assembly views, oh, how I loathe thee. Let me count the ways. One. You turn lime-ass green, any other shade would be better. like why? Two. Not only are you lime-ass green, but you are also slightly transparent. what is the point of that? like why? Three. You automatically generate views with the click of a...
Hey friends! Hope everyone had a safe holiday and a happy new year! 2020 was a bit of a hot mess and even though 2021 isn't starting off the best we want to share some things that make us happy! Revit components! Want something even better?...