Site visits are crucial to ensuring that our designs come to life in the real world. We typically schedule our site visits during the construction phase weekly, but depending on project size and location, sometimes we settle for every other week, or even once a month. These visits aim to track project progress, schedule, address…
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Day in the Life … Hayne visits Claremont
a day full of meetings… Polli & Blanca road trip! We have quite a few projects currently in Claremont California varying from feasibility studies to ones under construction, so you know what that means… a Field Trip! A couple of weeks ago we decided to stack as many meetings as possible and see what we…
Twin Motion VS Enscape
In our last week’s post we took look at what Twin Motion was all about and played around in it to see what it could do. This week we are throwing Twin Motion in the deep end and seeing how it compares to our awesome-sauce Enscape. Check out below to see the results! GRAPHICS Here…
Hayne projects, but with Barbie!
Let the Barbie-fication (like beautification but with Barbie…) begin! With the new Barbie movie out, we thought we would look at which Barbie would go with some of our Hayne Houses… Check it out! 1. Malibu Barbie + Sea Level Of course, we need to start with the Malibu Beach Barbie, or more specifically the…
AI & Architecture: Photoshop Beta
Here@HAYNE we like to keep current! The hot new topic is AI and how it can be used in architecture and more importantly, how it can be used for architects. There are so many different forms and ways AI is being used to generate content, so for this post we are going to use Photoshop…
The HAYNE Way: Drawing Changes through Phases
As a project progresses over time, the drawing sets progress with it. From Schematic Design to Construction Documents, each drawing set becomes more informative and descriptive about the scope of work. For example, all your projects may have the same base detail but a few of them have specific conditions around an arched opening or…
The Hayne Way: From Trace Paper to Presentation
Now we all know that Here@Hayne, we love Revit… However, there are times when the project is starting and different design options are still being explored. Revit has a design option tool but we find that it isn’t the most efficient way of working especially when walls and large parts of the building are going…
Design in the Details: Switching & Outlets
the standard: Leviton Decora (screwless) This is an excellent standard that we specify on many of our projects. It is simple and clean and comes in various colors so we can match adjacent wall finishes (although our most specified color is white…) to help camouflage the outlets and switches. You can also have the option…
Project Spolight: Claremont House gets “papered”
Following up on our previous post, Claremont House Color Story, check out the spaces come to life as the wallpaper is installed and the painting is completed. I cannot wait to see this house complete!
Hayne Chit-Chats: BIM Modeling
*Setting the scene* Polli comes into work excitingly because she has thought of something that she thinks will make modeling in the schematic phase much more efficient. BLANCA! I totally thought of something that will make modeling easier when first working in the project! Oh! That’s awesome Polli! What did you come up with?…
Project Spotlight: Ridgehouse nears completion!
Oh my! Could it be?? The Ridgehouse project is almost complete… Yes! We are so close to the finish line with this project that has been on our boards, off our boards, and back on our boards since 2013! Yes, you read that correctly! This 10-year project is almost done! Who knows… now that this…
Project Spotlight: DeMille Drive and the battle of the Whites
So many whites, so little time. Our DeMille Drive project with Eric Hughes Design is under construction and ready to pick exterior paint colors! Yay! And so, the battle of the white paints begins… Which will win?