Are you interested in learning more about business conditions in the construction sector in the six states of the Ninth District? Our Regional Outreach team gathers survey data from firms throughout the Ninth District to better track the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the construction sector. The most recent survey, closed in late July, […]
We will walk through the best practices and workflows for organizing your libraries, creating saved searches and updating families as they change on your network.
BIM Data Suite makes it easy to extract project data to Microsoft® SQL Server, JSON or XML, allowing your team to create a myriad of reports or to integrate Revit® data into your other systems.
BIM Manager Suite contains extremely powerful tools designed to help BIM managers improve the efficiency, accuracy and depth of BIM management tasks. This presentation will discuss and lightly demonstrate some of the key functionality.
BIM Project Suite allows Autodesk® Revit® users to automate routine tasks, manage large numbers of content files, generate information and much more in a lot less time, all within the Revit environment. This presentation will discuss and demonstrate functionality
Planning self-performed concrete pour sequencing can be a pain in the Revit® modeling environment. Instead of manually working through these tasks, attend this webinar to see how Fab Sheets from CTC Software can help automate large portions of this process.
BIM Batch Suite provides tools that allow Revit® users to process key workflows en masse, with a focus on importing and exporting data.
The process of cleaning and repairing a Revit® family library can be very time consuming. You probably have better things to do with your time than to manually open and repair families. Let us show you how this can be done quickly and efficiently!
An evening of socializing and awards recognition!
The course will show how residential segregation was neither normal nor natural, but invented by the organized real estate industry. The first all-white neighborhoods were created not in the South but a mile from Berkeley’s campus. Racial deed restrictions, homeowner associations, redlining maps, and federal rationales for excluding minorities were all pioneered by America’s realtors. […]
