With the madness that comes with the holiday season, a place to take a deep breath and temporarily block the ever-growing to do list is always something that is greatly appreciated. This week are sharing some projects that have exactly that.. a place to rest and...
Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash We historically go through A LOT of paper! If one good thing came out of the COVID chaos, it has been DIGITAL SUBMITTALS (and our internal effort to do more digital)! Here is a sample of how a...
What better way to celebrate Halloween than to dress up as the Haynes??!?!?!? Bianca as HILLARY JANE HAYNE. Holli as ROBBIN HAYNE 30 seconds of us nailing it! https://www.instagram.com/p/CzFMjkePhXv/ ...
As you know, we recently updated our Revit software to the 2024 version (see our Twin Motion and Twin Motion versus Enscape posts) and one of the new features is Toposolids. What is a toposolid? Well, it's a topo surface that is solid...
Site visits are crucial to ensuring that our designs come to life in the real world. We typically schedule our site visits during the construction phase weekly, but depending on project size and location, sometimes we settle for every other week, or even once a...
Here@HAYNE we love music! We listen to it out loud on our SONOS speaker or we listen to our own music in our headsets. Music can get us through a rough day or bring some energy into the office when the coffee isn't cutting it. So for...
We've had a few projects recently, that have required us to edit basic information in our Revit models, specifically levels and topography (or now that we are in Revit 2024, Toposolids). This can seem like such a simple task. I mean, we set...
Let the Barbie-fication (like beautification but with Barbie...
As a project progresses over time, the drawing sets progress with it. From Schematic Design to Construction Documents, each drawing set becomes more informative and descriptive about the scope of work. For example, all your projects may have the same base detail but a few...
Now we all know that Here@Hayne, we love Revit...
the standard: Leviton Decora (screwless) This is an excellent standard that we specify on many of our projects. It is simple and clean and comes in various colors so we can match adjacent wall finishes (although our most specified color is white...