We recently completed (ok, it hasn’t been delivered yet… but it’s built and waiting for pick up in Ohio!) a project working with Pioneer Vintage Trailer to create a mobile cafe for the Claremont Club in Claremont California. They are airstream experts and have an amazing array of projects from food trailers to retail trailers…
REVIT TIPS & TRICKS: ANNOTATING VIEWS ON SHEETS
Let’s be honest… annotating interior elevations can be cumbersome… Here at Hayne, we are always looking for ways to efficiently and accurately complete our drawings, so in this video, we show a timelapse of annotating one of our Interior Elevation sheets for our Claremont Club Family Locker Room project in situ. One hour of annotating…
REVIT TIPS & TRICKS: INSERTING VIEWS OR SHEETS FROM ANOTHER PROJECT
Here at Hayne, we are always striving to find ways to be more efficient in our process. With our commercial projects, we are always using standard accessibility notes. After building these on a project-per-project basis, we finally decided it was better to have a standard Accessibility REVIT project file that we could then insert into…
Keynotes Vs Textnotes
Here@Hayne we like to find new and better ways for everything we do. We normally keynote floor plans, sections and exterior elevations and then use text notes for details and interior elevations. Recently, in our bathroom remodel project I used keynotes in the interior elevations so that I could tag elements quicker since I had…
Deadline Day.. What Could Go Wrong?
We have had deadlines throughout our life, whether in college for a final or here in the office for a project. And with those deadlines, it sometimes feels like life is trying to see juuuuuuust how close to the edge we can get. What are some things that could go wrong on deadline day?.. SO….
Rub-a-dub-dub we made a Tub!
We recently started a quick turnaround project here at Hayne for a bathroom remodel. Plumbing fixtures are already selected and ordered, so now we need to double-time it and get our construction package complete and to the contractor… Hopefully, they haven’t started demo yet… Looking through the specs, we have a few items that do…
The Text Evolution: Email Edition
Have you ever had a “conversation” with someone via email that just isn’t getting your point? Well, same. There are different ways to show your progression of intense caring emotion, some would call the person to explain over the phone, some would forward to a co-worker to handle, and some would evolve their text style to…
Hayne Adventures: The Container Store!
Some women like diamonds, others prefer pearls or other shiny jewels. But Here@Hayne, Robbin’s girls get giddy at the sight of new organization bins! Now that we have our new awesome under desk shelving installed, we have to get some new storage bins to complete it. The Container Store was recently added to our local…
Counter Encounters: The Bayshore Battle
Here at Hayne, we have many encounters with city counters. Along with that, we have many… discussions.. with them too. Especially when we know what we are proposing is allowed! Let us tell you a story.. Scene: Hayne Architects want to plan ahead and be sure that the remodel/ addition they are proposing will be…
Hayne Office: From Sketch to Reality
Here@Hayne we are problem solvers and waste space innovators! We saw that our office was getting a little “visual busy” and thought of how we can clear out the tops of our desks. We also saw how under our desks there were large voids that coud be filled with cabinets! So our very own Holli…
Project Process: Site Prep for McMinn
When a tree falls and no one is around to hear it… does it make a sound?.. For our project in Washington, the contractors are getting started by doing some site prep. Even though that means some trees had to be cut down (don’t worry it was approved by the City), there are still plenty…
The Hayne Way: Different Types of Site Visits
Site visits or architect “field trips” are vital to the design process. Here are four types of site visits that we do here at Hayne. TYPE ONE: Pre-Design Meeting The site is important…. like very important…. At the beginning of every project, we meet on-site to review where the project is physically located and hear…