AUGI President David Harrington reminds us of the many (perhaps untapped) benefits of AUGI membership.
posted by David Harrington
Revit forces architects and designers to construct the building in the mind and provides a great tool the industry can use to teach the next generation what architecture is all about.
posted by Amanda Ishak
This month, Melanie asked our members what their favorite AUGI feature is. Far and away, the most popular reason people give for coming to the AUGI site is visiting the forums!
posted by Melanie Stone
AutoCAD Architecture 2013's new Schedule function improvements are making life easier for designers and drafters - take a look!
posted by Amanda Ishak
The latest in the Wicked Series for the BUILT industry. This month, James Salmon on the challenge of procuring building information modeling (BIM) enabled infrastructure in the public and private sectors.
posted by James Salmon
Meet Ananda Arasu, Autodesk's Product Marketing Manager for the Manufacturing Industry.
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by Marilyn Law
Seriously, Jay Zallan authors an article with every Revit tip, trick, technique & workaround.
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by John Evans
Bill Campbell explores some little-known (or not so little-known) facts about AutoCAD MEP and why it is rapidly becoming more accepted in the industry as an intelligent, parametric-based design tool for BIM industry leaders
posted by William Campbell
Christopher Fugitt, with a compilation of efficiency-boosting tricks for AutoCAD Civil 3D.
posted by Christopher Fugitt
Follow Melinda Heavrin as she gives you 10 fast, time-saving tips for AutoCAD Architecture.
posted by Melinda Heavrin
Hidden gem that make your AutoCAD life a little easier, by Murray Clack.
posted by Marilyn Law
An article on the tools, commands, and settings that are relatively basic, but may not be covered in a Level One training course or in help menus in Revit Structure. These items may be the ones that users learn by stumbling upon them, so it follows that they are probably forgotten when Revit is taught. This article teaches some obscure topics and reminds the reader of said topics so that he or she will remember to teach them to beginners.
posted by Marilyn Law
This article demonstrates how understanding the mechanics of filters can help you fine-tune your drawings and improve your models.
posted by Marilyn Law
posted by Marilyn Law
Autodesk has made the transition to new software easier, but there are still some protocols you should follow when making the transition. Here are some tips on making the transition as smooth as possible.
posted by Amanda Ishak
posted by Amanda Ishak
Document borders are the first (and last) impression to make on the client. In this issue, Mark Kiker gives tips on how to guard against CAD Border mistakes and make sure your firm is well-represented.
posted by Mark Kiker
The new generation of HP Z Workstations are engineered to help you meet challenges head-on – and unleash your creativity like never before.
posted by Amanda Ishak
