I think Paul has hit upon an explosive combination. there is no better way to deepen your insight than to build your own versions of the classical orders using a programme like Revit. In this book he has taken that approach to a new level, seizing on one of his long-term interests, embarking on a journey of discovery, and sharing the results with his audience. To a large extent I think his success is rooted in his own eagerness to explore and learn plus his ability to share that enthusiasm with others. He offers support to self-directed learners who have caught the BIM bug and are seeking greater fluency & deeper knowledge. This book brings together three of the author's favorite things: architecture, history and Revit in a hands-on manual like nothing else available From the foreword: 'Paul Aubin has carved out a distinctive niche in the overlapping worlds of BIM, Revit & Education. Leverage the power of the Revit family editor to create complex forms drawn from classical architecture.

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