a thanks to cad3d.it

[DeDios]

with this topic I would like to express my thanks to all of you, for the help and availability in moments of panic during the realization of my project.
today I gave the exam and... as thanks I want to show you my renders!

I hope you like them.

the architectonic was entirely realized with the help of revit 2011.
If you have any questions, I'm here!

Thanks again.

 

[DeDios]

 

[lance]

You know the result of the exam?

 

[Er Presidente]

attach images directly to the post (with the "graffetta"), without obliging us to go to another site to see them.

:smile:

 

[alpearchitetto]

beautiful steel pillars, some rpc floats and I know are a problem....also find them. Good good this means that revit at the end something needed I had it in my time! China, lucidi e lamette porca misery

 

[DeDios]

thanks to all
on the vote, 28/30. for the pictures, I didn't know, next time I will do this!
revit was very helpful: being in two, and being the hallucinating amount of work (this morning we delivered about 140 a3 divided into two albums, 15 a0 and 3a1 presentation) each time something changed was automatically updated (plants, prospects and sections). If we had worked in autocad, it would take a lot more time. an excellent and very versatile program.

 

[Tristan]

every time something was changed, everything was automatically updated (plants, prospects and sections). If we had worked in autocad, it would take a lot more time. an excellent and very versatile program.

That's what I'm trying to make my clients understand, but the only thing they see is the high price:
Nice work.

 

[DeDios]

thanks tristan:smile:
for the price, well it is high you but.. Hardly you may need another program. It's an absolutely secure investment.

 

[DeDios]

ah, I forgot, here in lecco (polytechnic of Milan, home of lecco) there are many people who would like to learn to use this program. last year was organized a basic course of 3d study (Emilian rapporteur saw http://www.insegnareautodesk.it/relatori1.htm ); it would be nice to see also a course of revit :smile: