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Crawford CAD-1  \nBrian D. Juge, AIACAD-1  \nLearning Objectives  \n• Learn how to create a template that does more routine tasks for you.  \n• Learn how to engage the BIM process further than you have before.  \n• Learn how to reduce billable time spent on repeatable tasks.  \n• Learn how to focus on your design rather than on the software.  \nDescription  \nYou know how to use Revit software—but are you using every tool at your disposal? Are there still more ways in which you can make the software do the routine tasks, enabling you to focus on your design?  \nIn this session, Tony and Brian will show how much you can do with Revit software if you never stop looking for ways to engage the software and pull out every stop. Starting with a kickin'template helps too. Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflows are changing the way we design and construct buildings. In just 90 minutes, we will demonstrate that you can go from a blank file to a set of drawings—complete with schedules, details, analysis, systems, sheets, and more. Brian will create an architectural model, and then Tony will add the MEP (mechanical, electrical, and/or plumbing) systems to a model created live within this session.  \nAIA Approved  \nYour AU Expert(s)  \nTony Crawford has been a Mechanical Engineer working in a variety of aspects for 20 years and is always looking for better ways to build a mousetrap. Currently an Autodesk Certified Instructor, for the past few years he has taught Revit MEP to more students than almost any Autodesk ATC instructor in North America and consistently receives the highest ratings from his students by keeping each class engaging, relevant, and enjoyable. Previous lives include serving as a CAD manager instrumental in developing CAD Standards, BIM Director/Manager responsible for implementing Revit MEP, and in Facilities Management, where he was responsible for creating conceptual models for large A/E firms.  \nBrian Juge is a registered architect in both Colorado and California, and has been in practice since 1995. He attended California Polytechnic University of Pomona and graduated with a 5-year Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture in 2001. He spent the next five years in southern California designing custom homes and club houses in Laguna Beach and Newport Beach before relocating to Colorado. During that time Brian quickly learned multiple types of 3D software including AutoCAD and 3ds Max. In January of 2011, Brian joined the CAD-1 team asan AutoCAD and Revit instructor. His approach to training brings in real world explanations and examples similar to his time spent as a project Architect. 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