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carpathiavh99

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Hello everyone.  I've been lurking around RevitCity for a few weeks now, mainly searching through the download sections.  I'm currently an intern at a small architecture firm, but will be going back to school soon to finish my last year of graduate school to obtain my Master of Architecture degree.  Before I started this job (summer intern) I had no experience with Revit.  The firm I work for, however, is almost using it exclusively (the same as many firms today), so I had to crash course myself into it.  In just a few months, I had become so familiar with Revit that I was able to create the model in the pic below.  This was all with very little help from people around the office.  I simply bought the book "Introducing Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011" and got to work.  From what I can tell, it's a great program.  There are still a few things I would like to see improved, but it works great for most applications.

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vector25

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so you had no experience with revit until this summer- (we are in summer)- and already you create a building like that and render like that and see where revit needs improving.. and from "what you can tell" it's a great program.. and it works for "most applications"- right- got it..

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carpathiavh99

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...wow, nice recap.

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erland73

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and welcome here.....

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coreed

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Don't forget to post pics of your Masters Thesis project. Nice work

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Welcome to Revit's World.... BTW, nice job.

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carpathiavh99

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@coreed - I actually don't have to do a thesis for my masters.  The university has implemented a new degree program that started when I began grad school.  A lot of people at work who went through the same university are mad about it, but I'm not complaining.

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