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There is a very interesting article written by Greg Corke on one of the ARUP project using Revit Structure.
Please feel free to take a look at:
http://aecmag.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=216
Thanks
Wai
Dear Revit Structure user,
Is your company interested to have some of your nice Revit Structure 3D model images of your projects to be included in our Revit Structure 2009 installer-infotainment (i.e. while user is waiting during the installation, there will be a slideshow showing all those nice Revit Structure 3D model project images from different worldwide customers).
Our upcoming Revit Structure 2009 will be released soon and our product team is in the process of selecting some images to be included in the final commercial release version.
If your company is interested, please send the images (in .jpg format) to wai.chu@autodesk.com by March 3rd, 2008. When submitting those images, please give me the name of the project. If the name is confidential, please tell me at least what type of project is it (commercial, residential, hotel, school, mixed-used, stadium, etc.).
P.S. Please don't forget to obtain the approval from your client/architect/owner, etc. that you can use and show those images publicly.
Wai
On February 12th, 2008, at World Press Days event, Autodesk announced updates to its comprehensive software solutions for building information modeling (BIM) including Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, Revit MEP, AutoCAD Civil 3D, and Autodesk NavisWorks.
For more information, please take a look: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080212/aqtu085.html?.v=37
The press release also mentioned that Revit Structure 2009 (BIM for structural engineers, designers and drafters) has been enhanced with greater modeling and documentation capabilities and is compatible with the newly acquired Robobat solutions. The AutoCAD Revit Structure Suite now includes AutoCAD Structural Detailing, enabling:
- Steel and reinforced concrete detailing and shop drawings
- State-of-the-art formwork drawings
Wai
Dear Revit Structure users,
I am very happy to announce that the www.extensions4revit.com website is re-activated and LIVE again! Revit Extensions and Revit Structure teams are simplifying accessibility and offering greater value to subscription customers using Revit Structure by providing all previous Robobat Extensions for Revit, through the Autodesk Subscription Program. On February 1st, 2008 all Revit Structure 2008 and AutoCAD Revit Structure Suite 2008 subscription customers will have access to all 16 extensions with full functionalities.
In the www.extensions4revit.com website, when user is trying to click to download the full package, it will direct you to http://www.autodesk.com/subscription, please refer to our January 27th, 2008 posting to see how to access to the Subscription Center. I am going to show you some screen captures of what you will see:
Once you click on the "Extensions for Revit® - Full Package", it will lead you to the overview download page. You can then download the Extensions package in there:
Enjoy,
Wai
