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Posted onOctober 13, 2015December 4, 2025Thoughts

BIM Levels: As explained by The NBS

by Jay MerlanLeave a comment on BIM Levels: As explained by The NBS

BIM Levels is a new concept to most of the building industry. Not to be confused with Level of Design (LOD), BIM levels are compliance…

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Posted onSeptember 1, 2015December 4, 2025Thoughts

Worksets used to control visiblity and graphics are a big no-no.

by Jay MerlanLeave a comment on Worksets used to control visiblity and graphics are a big no-no.

Can we, as a community, agree that using worksets to control visibility of elements is a horrible idea? There have been a number of models in…

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