#automateddesign

Revit automation also improves the overall quality and reliability of project models. Automated model-checking scripts, rule-based cleanup routines, and standardized workflows ensure that every element remains accurate, consistent, and properly organized. With fewer manual touchpoints, the chances of missing information or coordination gaps are significantly reduced. As a result, construction teams gain access to more structured and dependable models helping them minimize rework, avoid costly errors, and achieve smoother execution during the final construction phase.

Countless observations, countless minor digital gatherings. Some point to an idea and some are hoarded out of simple curiosity. Inner Voice: “Oh this could support an existing idea, oh this could be the focus of a new publication…but if it was so easy to gather, so easy in that moment then it doesn’t feel like mine. Is it mine because I observed it, am aware of it? Does it belong to anyone? Do I even need/want credit for it? It’s too simple to do anything with. Not enough deliberate layers of meaning…not complicated enough, doesn’t support my other work…doesn’t fit with my style” Response: “It could easily support an existing idea or be the focus of a publication (something decidedly whimsical though and thus rendering the final output something that doesn’t have to be perfect). Let the viewer freely interpret the work. Your labour is evident in your skill and dedication to the visual arts, you have put yourself in the position to be able to deconstruct the world, to be educated enough to make related claims. It needn’t actually belong to anyone though no, unless money and exploitation is looming (real life). Discovery is only one stage in readying the work, perhaps the labour you have reserved from this can be used in exerting significant effort to execution of the idea, researching the audience and in presentation. Simple awareness is the foundation of a saleable creative service/product. Simple is good unless confusion is intended. Your “style” is unimportant; a unique thread will be visible in the content and approach within your work.”