For those of you who have not noticed I’m a bit of a system fanatic ;-p
Recently I was asked to write an article on Revit and Business sytems for the brand new E-magazine in the USA called AUGIAECEDGE
Here is a shortcut to my recently published article: (Page 9 & 10)
http://digitaleditiononline.com/publication/?i=17799
Here is the link to the [...]
July 25, 2009
Categories: Australia, Building Information Modelling, Company Standards, Michelle Louw, Revit Content . Tags: Article, AUGIAECEDGE, Business Systems, Michelle Louw, Office Standards, Reverse Engineering . Author: Michelle Louw . Comments: Leave a Comment
An interview with Guy Robinson
I firmly believe every Revit firm should be using the API just not via traditional methods necessarily. In the past I have consulted to firms trying to help them in achieving this. However it is my experience that with the exception of enthusiasts, most API work is currently done for large [...]
July 25, 2009
Categories: BIM Consultants, BIM Services, Building Information Modelling, Change Management, Company Standards, Family API 2010, RTC 2009, Revit Content, Revit Family API, Software Implementation . Tags: Application Programming Interface, BIM, BIM Consultants, BIM System Manager, Future, Guy Robinson, Revit, Revit API, Revit API 2010 . Author: Michelle Louw . Comments: Leave a Comment
An interview with Guy Robinson
…well… If you have no programming experience it’s a vertical wall to learning .NET and the Revit API. You will have some advantage if you a) understand the concepts Revit is designed around. b) have some programming experience. (Regardless of which language.) You need to understand the basic principles of object [...]
July 25, 2009
Categories: BIM Consultants, BIM Services, Company Standards, Family API 2010, Revit Content, Revit Family API . Tags: BIM, Smart Families, Reverse Engineering, Revit Families, Revit Content, Revit System Manager, Change Management, BIM Consultants, Revit API, Application Programming Interface, Revit API 2010, Guy Robinson . Author: Michelle Louw . Comments: Leave a Comment
In my opinion I believe the ultimate aim of a Revit® Manager should be to duplicate good quality Revit® knowledge and best practices and standards to all drafting staff within the office.
Document Revit® standards in your office. In my experience such documentation results in less questions, interruptions, mistakes and unknowns. I even use it as [...]
July 25, 2009
Categories: Change Management, Company Standards, RTC 2009, Revit Content . Tags: BIM System Manager, Implementation, Naming Conventions, Office Standards, Reverse Engineering, Revit, Revit Content, Revit Families, Revit System Manager, System Management . Author: Michelle Louw . Comments: Leave a Comment