Autodesk Revit®: Creating Stairs

Revit Stairs
The system family of stairs in Revit can be complex. Individual family components make up each part of the stair. Once we have an understanding of the parts, creating stairs
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CAD Conventions & Tradeshows

 In this podcast we discuss a controversial topic – whether having employees attend CAD conferences, workshops and tradeshows provides a return on investment for a firm. We’ll discuss the
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Using Parcels for Grading

Civil 3D Parcels
A lot of clients we work with use the Civil 3D Parcel tools for layout, particularly their subdivision tools. The dynamic Parcel Creation tools are amazing for 2D layout, and
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Architectural Rendering: The Options

 Kimberly Fuhrman, architectural technologist and President of AUGI, is back with us this week to discuss the major architectural rendering options available on the market today, along with the
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Creating Your Own Stamps in Bluebeam Revu

Stamps in Bluebeam
In this vlog, we’ll show you how to customize stamps so you can add your own “rubber stamp” comment on drawings.
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CAD Training – Which Type is Best?

 This week we discuss the pros and cons of the different types of CAD training (in-person, online and pre-recorded) and which is best for modern businesses. Listen to The
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Autodesk Revit®: Levels vs Grids

Revit Grids
Revit Levels and Grids are really the skeleton of building projects. Typically Levels in Revit are used to indicate the locations of floors, foundations, and the roof of a building
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Are Construction Management Apps a Benefit or Burden?

 Construction is such a high dollar-value prospect that even minor efficiency and performance increases in project management can have a huge financial impact. Listen in as we discuss the
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Alignment Design Criteria in Civil 3D

Civil 3D Design Criteria
Alignments – we all use them for road layout but we’re not all comfortable, or even familiar with, the Design Criteria tools that go along with an Alignment. Design Criteria
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Tech Overkill – When it Stops Helping and Starts Hurting

In this podcast we discuss how too many software solutions can actually hurt your bottom line rather than help it in the way you had hoped. There is a point
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