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Yesterday morning I woke up in Istanbul. By noon I was back at the office in Oslo having lunch with my friends at Dark. That flight marked my final appearance as a speaker at international BIM conferences in 2014. I've been in Melbourne, Chicago, Dublin, Las Vegas and
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In exactly one week I leave for Las Vegas and Autodesk University Conference and Exhibition 2014. This will be the fifth time I attend this conference, and the third time in a row. This event will be far more intense than the four previous conferences combined. Here's a
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I had the great pleasure of presenting Revit Reinforcement problems, solutions, features and workflows at the Revit Technology Conference Australasia 2014 in Melbourne Australia last week. As always on these conferences I get to meet so many interesting and smart people who share my passion for 3D digital building design,
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In July I had the great privilege and pleasure of both attending and presenting at the inaugural Revit Technology Conference (RTC) North America, held in Vancouver Canada. This was my first ever RTC, and being invited to speak was very humbling and exciting. Meeting funny people from all over the
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Tonight I added a new section to my website: Training. I mean to provide Revit training to whoever wishes to learn about using Revit to the best of it's abilities, and I look to make this website section the portal for pre and post training information and content.
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[wpvideo 43p442Uc] After a few posts on the use of Adaptive Components for Post Tension Tendons, it's now time to take it a bit further. Some Reviteers out there might have had the chance to look at Image-O-Matic from Boost Your BIM (boostyourbim.wordpress.com and
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After the last post on post tension bars in Revit I received some positive feedback and questions about how one would go ahead and add more points. You can do this by simply copying the intermediate point(s) around and re-hosting, followed by a new hosted circle and sweep.
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A few days ago I received some thoughts from Ben Osborne at McVeigh & Mangum Engineering in Atlanta on modeling post tension structures in Revit. Or, more precisely, the post-tension reinforcing bars. We had some discussions back and forth around Adaptive Components (AC's) and Flex Pipes, and
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I have this friend who I've known since before I became an engineer and that I currently work with at Rambøll. His name is Anders, and since it's mostly because of him that I started learning Revit in the first place I believe a modest mention
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In my handout material for the already mentioned class at Autodesk University I wrote an introduction discussing my motivation for doing what I'm doing. This is only a part of my motivations, and written with concrete reinforcement in mind. However, I believe in all possible humbleness that the
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Welcome to my new place on Internet dear Revit people of planet earth (and other places)! I've maintained a Norwegian Revit blog on revitnorge.blogspot.com for some years now, but it always troubled me that no one else than Scandinavians could take part. I start off by