Our Sierra Towers project is moving into construction, and as we start demolition to field verify some existing conditions (like drain pipe and mechanical ductwork locations) we spent some time refining our cabinetry designs. As we’ve talked about previously, our current work-flow is to create assemblies with individual components. This project is cabinetry heavy and…
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Project Presentation: Woodrow Wilson
Continuing from last week’s post, this week we have another project that we presented through PowerPoint via Zoom. Unlike the project from last week, this project we had an Auto Cad base that we were able to bring into Revit to create a BIM model. This allowed us to incorporate some 3D views of the…
Things We Love: Quick 3D Views from Revit
Continuing our February LOVEFEST, lets talk about the power of BIM and the quick production of 3D views. Not everyone can look at a 2D drawing (plan or elevation) and understand the 3 dimensional space. Why not use those super detailed BIM models to create views so that our Clients can see what we see!…
Project Spotlight: Castle Pines Refuge
Don’t worry folks, we will get you updated on our awesome Ridge House project soon. First, let’s take a quick break and give you a peak of how we do things Here@HAYNE! Our spa project in Colorado, Castle Pines Refuge, has moved through Design Development and hopefully soon will go into Construction Documents. When our…
Project Spotlight: Castle Pines Walkthrough
Castle Pines, our spa project in Colorado, is up and running. Now that we just finished up our Design Development phase we have a pretty loaded model with some awesome views. Since the project is a large spa consisting of different buildings and plunge pools, we created a quick walk-through video for the client to…
Here@HAYNE we Vibe again!
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 get a better understanding of material choices and color schemes…
Presentation Graphics & Render Styles
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) Straight out of the Box Rendering (not particularly our favorite style…) Overlay – Compter + Collage …
REVIT Best Practices: Setting up a Project Template Part 5 – Typical Walls, Roofs, Floors and Ceilings
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 in Toluca Lake (stay tuned). As expected there were…
REVIT Best Practices: Setting up a Project Template Part 4 – Schedules
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 in our projects. To start setting up the…
REVIT Best Practices – Setting up a Project Template Part 3 – Titleblocks & Browser Organization
After a brief hiatus (thanks flu…) we are back working on our REVIT project Template. Last time, we uploaded our standard symbols and tags. This week we are going to upload our typical titleblocks and edit the browser organization. Because we have been using REVIT for a while, we have a few (to say the…
REVIT Best Practices: Creating a Project Template Part 1 – Mental Preparation
I have a love/hate relationship with templates. I LOVE using templates, but I HATE setting them up. I am a huge advocate of having and using templates in a small firm to increase efficiency and productivity. We have office templates (thanks EntreArchitect for generating our base files!) to generate proposals, do cost estimating, set up specification…