The love doesn't stop at Valentine's Day! Here@HAYNE we show more love by sharing each team member's favorite architecture. Check out everyone's pick below and let us know what you think or what your favorite architecture is! Robbin D. Hayne MLTW, Sea Ranch Condominium One in Sonoma...
January. It is the first month of the new year and that means its time to set goals and plan for what's ahead. Here in our office, after our office purge, we decided to organize and set up a system for the active projects. We are...
January is the time for new year's resolutions that never seem to last and ridiculous aspirations for organization that we never really seem to achieve, but we can at least start the year right...
The Holidays are passing by and here comes another New Year! So we wanted to send a quick warm note to you and your loved ones! Please be safe and enjoy the New Year! 2019 We are coming for you!...
Hello everyone! So let's talk about that thing that makes everyone a little bit uncomfortable.. As-built drawings! In our office we sometimes get projects that don't have current drawing information or it is older which could mean it is not accurate and here@Hayne we like accurate!...
Our Castle Pines project is progressing forward!! If you missed our intro, click recap to check it out. Now that we moved into Design Development we have our awesome Interior designers looking inside the buildings to create vibes for our clients. This will help them...
Here@Hayne we don't conform to one way of presenting our work to clients. Each team member has their own style and preference when it comes to presentation styles. All Hand renderings (a favorite of the big man Robbin Hayne) [caption id="attachment_2557" align="aligncenter" width="825"] SEA LEVEL - COLORED...
Continuing on our REVIT template journey, we are going to look at loading some typical door and window families. Although the standard REVIT door and window families aren't horrible, they don't offer the level of flexibility I like when jumping into REVIT. They are one...
We're baaaaaaaaaaccccccccckkkkkkkk!! After a brief hiatus, when our office was on project deadline overload, we are going to continue setting up our Revit Project Template. The bare bones of the project template is complete, and has been utilized for a new project we are working on...
One of REVITs most powerful functions is its ability to embed a lot of information into your model and schedule it. What are the appliances? How many interior doors are there? What is the floor finish in the Entry? There are certain schedules that we always use...
After a brief hiatus (thanks flu...
Last week was all about mental preparation. This week we will focus on the most frustrating REVIT graphic that I always forget to adjust when starting a new project...