I'm a practicing Architect at WXY Studio in New York City, and I also serve as the in-house BIM Coordinator. I have made it point to set Revit standards that advance the office toward more efficient and consistent drawings sets.
Through 7 years of schooling, I had one Revit class. There was no emphasis on the program while I was in Architecture School. However, when I started in the professional world, I quickly realized how valuable Revit is as a technical skill and as a marketable item on...
I'm a practicing Architect at WXY Studio in New York City, and I also serve as the in-house BIM Coordinator. I have made it point to set Revit standards that advance the office toward more efficient and consistent drawings sets.
Through 7 years of schooling, I had one Revit class. There was no emphasis on the program while I was in Architecture School. However, when I started in the professional world, I quickly realized how valuable Revit is as a technical skill and as a marketable item on my resume.
All that being said, I've worked on making myself necessary in an office environment by being the 'Revit guy.' The program is increasingly being used in offices working at nearly every scale, so making yourself familiar it at all makes you a desirable candidate anywhere you decide to apply.
I've always enjoyed teaching/tutoring, and I've received good feedback about my patience and approach throughout the years. I look forward to helping you get a step ahead and getting the job you want.
I've been using Revit professionally for 4 years to produce presentations, coordination packages, and Documentation Sets from Concept to Bid.
I've served as the BIM coordinator in both of the offices I've worked for, establishing office standards and training new hires.
If you'd like to get a head start on a program you'll inevitably have to learn, let's discuss the best way to do it. We can discuss the benefits of learning Revit by choice before you have to do it under the pressure of work.
I look forward to hearing from you!
