Using Dynamo to Automate Revit Documentation, Not Facades 27 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
Eighty-four sheets. Every one needs a number, a name, a title block, and a view landed in the right place on it.
Why Your Enscape Renders Look Flat — Five Causes and the Fix for Each 26 September 2026 · By Jack Johnson
Put the two images side by side on the same screen.
Architecture Portfolio Format: Page Size, Page Count and File Size That Actually Send 25 September 2026 · By Adam Morgan
You've finished the content. What's left is the part nobody teaches properly: how big the pages are…
Peter Zumthor and What Architects Actually Mean by Atmosphere 24 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
Peter Zumthor designs the temperature, the sound and the smell of a room before he designs its shape.
After Planning: What RIBA Stages 4 to 6 Actually Demand of a Small Practice 23 September 2026 · By Jack Johnson
Planning permission buys your client the right to start spending money. That's all it is.
Why Your Architecture Practice Is Profitable and Still Broke 22 September 2026 · By Adam Morgan
Your fees are fine. The problem is that you are lending money to your clients, several thousand pounds at a time…
How to Talk Through Your Portfolio in an Architecture Job Interview 21 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
Nobody in that room is going to read your portfolio while you talk. They can't.
3ds Max or Blender for Architectural Visualisation: How to Choose 20 September 2026 · By Jack Johnson
Here's the verdict before the reasoning, because you came for a decision, not a feature table.
Building Revit Families: The Decisions That Come Before the Geometry 19 September 2026 · By Adam Morgan
There's a window in your model that refuses to cut the wall.
The Building Regs Package for a Domestic Extension, Sheet by Sheet 18 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
Planning's through. The client thinks the hard part is over.
How to Carry Out a Measured Building Survey in One Visit 17 September 2026 · By Adam Morgan
A measured survey is a drawing decision you make standing in the building…
Buy Depth, Not Motors: The Desk an Architect Actually Needs 16 September 2026 · By Jack Johnson
Go and measure your desk. Not the width — everyone gets the width roughly right.
How to Research Architectural Precedents So They Actually Change Your Design 15 September 2026 · By Jack Johnson
You already know the feedback before the tutor says it.
What to Put in Your Schedule of Services and Terms of Engagement to Stop Scope Creep 14 September 2026 · By Adam Morgan
Three emails arrive over five weeks. The first asks whether the kitchen could be a metre longer.
From Surveyor's DWG to Planning Set: Existing, Demolition and Proposed Drawings 13 September 2026 · By Jack Johnson
The DWG lands in your inbox at ten past four on a Thursday.
Taking One Enscape Scene Into V-Ray Without Rebuilding It 12 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
You don't rebuild. That's the short answer, and it should be the end of the anxiety: the geometry, the cameras…
Producing GIA and NIA Area Schedules in Revit That Survive a Design Change 11 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
Two area schemes. Never one. One scheme for your gross figure, one for your net figure…
Building Architecture Models That Actually Change Your Design 10 September 2026 · By Adam Morgan
A physical model is not one thing. It's three different jobs wearing the same coat…
How to Turn Site Analysis Findings Into Diagrams That Read on a Crit Board 3 September 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
One message per diagram. That is the whole fix, and everything below is just how to execute it.
Best Tablets for Sketching and Site Visits: iPad Pro vs Wacom vs Surface for Architects 31 August 2026 · By Adam Morgan
The best tablet for architects in 2026 is the iPad Pro M4 13-inch, 512GB.
How to Set Up Work Sets in Revit Without Breaking Your Model: A Guide to BIM Collaboration 30 August 2026 · By Kenny McNaughton
Nine times out of ten, a "corrupted" Revit model isn't corrupted at all.