We are looking for contributors to the Jan/Feb 2011 issue of AUGI | AEC EDGE. We'll be reaching out to past authors but if any readers are feeling motivated to write something we'd love to hear about it. We are looking for articles focused on construction, collaboration, Revit Structure and civil engineering.
Deadline is January 10th for finished work, just shy of four weeks away! Feel like writing something over the holidays?? I know that might be pushing it, can't hurt to ask! Up for it??
Email ME!
The Fall 2010 Issue is getting the final touches put on it now so we should see it in the near future, stay tuned.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
AUGI | AEC EDGE - Article Plugs
There are many articles to choose from in the latest issue of AUGI | AEC EDGE but I'm writing to plug a couple today.
The first is "Lessons of BIM" by Laura Handler (bim(X) blog)and Courtney Pagani. They are both part of Q5 an affliate of Tocci Building Corporation.
The second is "The Mass Family Editor". It is written by Marcello Sgambelluri and as the title implies, it is for family editors (and conceptual massing too). He works for John A. Martin in Los Angeles. He's been spending many hours poking away at it and he shares a bit of what he's discovered during that time.
These are links to the text version of each article but you can reader the online version or download the pdfs at your leisure.
Lessons of BIM (text only)
The Mass Family Editor (text only)
Online Version of entire eZine AUGI | AEC EDGE
High Resolution PDF (57.7 mb)
Low Resolution PDF (30.4 mb)
The first is "Lessons of BIM" by Laura Handler (bim(X) blog)and Courtney Pagani. They are both part of Q5 an affliate of Tocci Building Corporation.
The second is "The Mass Family Editor". It is written by Marcello Sgambelluri and as the title implies, it is for family editors (and conceptual massing too). He works for John A. Martin in Los Angeles. He's been spending many hours poking away at it and he shares a bit of what he's discovered during that time.
These are links to the text version of each article but you can reader the online version or download the pdfs at your leisure.
Lessons of BIM (text only)
The Mass Family Editor (text only)
Online Version of entire eZine AUGI | AEC EDGE
High Resolution PDF (57.7 mb)
Low Resolution PDF (30.4 mb)
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