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Calculating the U-value of walls in Revit

What is the U-Value? It is:Also known as the U-factor or coefficient of heat transmission, a measure of the rate of non-solar heat loss or gain through a material or assembly. U-values gauge how well …

2012-08-28 · Luke Johnson
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Built-in Energy calculations in Revit Architecture

Depending on where you live in the world, you likely have to satisfy certain regulatory authorities as to the environmental performance of you building. Various external tools may be used for this. Ho…

2011-12-15 · Luke Johnson
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Come on! Who isnt pedalling?

Is what you might say if you were finding it hard to ride in this pedal powered bus. Yep, it is a “Fourteen-rider, pedal-powered vehicle”. What has this got to do with BIM? At least four things: its i…

2011-05-23 · Luke Johnson
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Dimond Architects – Affordable Accommodation Proposal

At Dimond Architects, we recently responded to an interesting client brief. The Client was seeking a scheme that retained existing trees, provided affordable housing and was highly rated in terms of e…

2010-04-19 · Luke Johnson