I just discovered a new and unwelcome “feature” of Revit. I thought is was 2016. Because I had not noticed it till …

Renaissance Revit is ready for Revit 2016. There are some new features in the software, but an update to the book is not required!

BIM After Dark volume 2 shows you that The Revit Kid knows a thing or two about construction documents as well. Volume 2 is six full hours of information packed goodness. Each video focuses on a certain aspect of the construction documentation process starting with taking a design model and saving it as a new CD project. Then he jumps right in and shows us how to clean up the project, organize the views and transition the data over to the CD phase.

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Not sure when this one showed up in Revit. Anyone else totally miss Revit text bullet/number lists? Seems to me like it …

Taken from the pages of “Renaissance Revit: Creating Classical Architecture with Modern Software.” Watch a Corinthian Column Capital come to life inside of Revit Architecture. Start to finish!

The Revit Kid (AKA Jeffrey Pinheiro) has just released his new Revit video series: BIM After Dark. Check it out at bimafterdark.com

I have had this post in my queue for a while now. Often when composing sheets in Revit, we have similar views …