Life of an Architect

APRIL 22, 2014

” (No offense intended by referring to Revit as a female, it just kind of happened as you would refer to a classic old car) [link] Bob Borson to the non-Revit user (or “barely using Revit” user) I can still appreciate those moments, I went through them in AutoCAD. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.'

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Their names were on the display, no need to read a name tag across the room. Even during Covid I have traveled, in one case for an out of state project: To walk the site and do an in person daylong workshop, followed by dinner indoors and the obligatory plane trip on both ends, including a city tour.

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Life of an Architect

APRIL 6, 2014

I’m not sure I would have made this observation had I not started writing this blog and posting my sketches for others to view. Tej Kanitkar Hi, Mr. Borson, first off, longtime reader and fan of your blog. Thanks for your blog- I always look forward to it! It also provides a reference scale. Pingback: Sketching.

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OCTOBER 20, 2013

[link] Bob Borson Thanks – it’s architxt.ttf Pingback: Metablogger | studio Pingback: The BIM Fallacy | Another Architect Andres Erazo Bob, I wanted to ask you: What is a good book to keep on my desk as a reference for graphic standards? Window tags _in plan??_ Your blog is the now part of my daily digest.

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OCTOBER 27, 2013

Of course not … We draw every window and door detail so that we can show how materials transition, how trim work resolves, and most importantly, it makes it absolutely clear where in the plane of the wall we want the window set. Xiaosheng Wu Hi bob Your post is great, and I start writing my own blog because of that.

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