person8645

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by person8645 3y ago
AeroBarrier does the spray insulation strategy all at once for a whole home. Could look into something like that.
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by person8645 6y ago
That's the resolution of the Pro Display XDR at 6k. It can run 2.
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by person8645 6y ago
Do they also copy the volatile temperament? I've always wondered how important that is to managing creative or groundbreaking teams. I work in architecture, where that temperament is way more common than vision and talent.
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by person8645 6y ago
I'm genuinely interested - do you (or a firm you know) work that way or do you keep models siloed to their Revit years? I left Revit in 2017 so I'm not sure if the upgrade model features now work well enough that standard practice
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by person8645 6y ago
Sorry to have assumed you're in the US. I don't know much about European residential architecture (although I did get to spend a semester in Barcelona and a semester in Helsinki in graduate school for one studio each), but I do kn
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by person8645 6y ago
You’re right on but I would like to add in data interoperability. Revit is the standard and the 2700/year is nothing compared to paying 25-50/hour to retrain employees. But Revit doesn’t even open its own files from the past. If y
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by person8645 6y ago
I'm an architect and I have a few thoughts to offer to possibly help your thinking about your future dream home. First up is I would strongly encourage you to keep all the pieces of the project separate in your thinking. In residential
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by person8645 6y ago
Sorry the late/long answer. Took a couple of stabs to get this brain download for you. I've been wrapped in that very question. I'm trying my first spec home right now and residential construction is a total mess, as the arti
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by person8645 6y ago
Architect here. This gets much more difficult if you dive into the deeper problems that architecture attempts to address. Victorian/Queen Anne homes are based around smaller, more numerous, and more specific rooms. The exterior appeara
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by person8645 9y ago
I run architecture software on Windows and Mac on my MBP. On software that supports it I use it and vastly prefer it to F-keys. For instance, I never remember the F-key shortcuts for AutoCAD. In the macOS version, with icons on the Touch Ba