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Re: Looking for job
Learn Revit, Archicad and 3dMAX.
Being a whiz in any two of those will pretty much guarantee you a job since they are becoming vital but no-one has the time to learn them.
Being a whiz in any two of those will pretty much guarantee you a job since they are becoming vital but no-one has the time to learn them.
Re: Looking for job
I have used ArchiCad, which is really good. But unfortunately we dont have the license for it in the office here in Raahe. Actually Archicad is the right software for developing architect drawings. I haven't used revit. I will look into it. Thank you for the advice 
Re: Looking for job
..but Revit is the way the industry is leaning (engineers, quantity surveyors)..Alink wrote:Actually Archicad is the right software for developing architect drawings. I haven't used revit.
Archicad relies on IFC to talk to other programs - which is an imperfect marriage. Try doing a curtain glass wall in archicad, then placing smoke ventilation windows into it, then asking the QS to pull off quantities (area of glass wall, area of smoke vents and quantity of both). Archicad chokes (as does Autocad). If you like doing glass facades, it's hard to make model the whole construction team can use - especially if you are in a hurry which is 99% of the time
Revit just stole Microstations head guru too