Navisworks 2011 for Architects

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Navisworks 2011 for Architects

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Great find from Greg over at Revit3d.com. People always ask me why I bother to have Navisworks installed on my laptop and why I bother learning how to use it. Well, this video should end those questions... Not to mention, this only shows the very brief array of usages for Navisworks and Architects.

Click here to view the video...

Oh, did I mention Navisworks is free for students?

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Gregory Arkin · 779 weeks ago

You bother to have it because you are the future of the world of architecture. You know what this technology does and you can change the world.

Ever think of dumping architecture and becoming a contractor so you can make some real money with BIM?

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Tuesday, April 6, 2010