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A Realistic Look at BIM and Revit in Landscape Architecture

From a post by Stephen Blacklock:In early 2013 we started work on a live full-site BIM project … Agreeing the deliverables at the outset (and being totally truthful about what we could actually delive…

2014-01-20 · Luke Johnson
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Amazing Tree Family for download

Andy’s very comprehensive version (from Grevity):Download the family from hereTREE FAMILY (many types) Or a project file with a fuller explanation from hereTREES COLLECTION Read more:http://www.grevit…

2013-11-08 · Luke Johnson
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Landscape and Tree Generation using Dynamo or Max

If you didn’t like my Random Trees in Revit post (which actually exposes the opportunity for randomizing and scaling any form or import in Revit), then maybe you will enjoy some of these other random …

2013-10-23 · Luke Johnson
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My Reactor Treetop

After reviewing Andy’s and Tim’s recent posts surrounding trees and reaction, I would like to contribute this little idea. Its a very simple setup – just a 2pt Adaptive with an “extension” (created by…

2013-10-17 · Luke Johnson
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Revit – Impression – Photoshop – Revit

Doing an interesting roundtrip today: Export Revit floor plan to DWG – basic walls / doors / floors only Add floor finishes / landscape / people / vehicles in Impression Save PDF, open in Photoshop Ad…

2013-02-06 · Luke Johnson
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The measure of a man

One of the main gauges of architectural space is a man. The proportions of his body serve specific module, significantly affecting the size of a work of architecture, its elements and in general on al…

2011-12-18 · Luke Johnson