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Define Success With Your Technology Blueprint and Strategy

In a world constantly spinning out new changes, technology, and ideas, staying ahead isn't just about keeping up – it's about leading the charge. That's where I come in. I'm open to consulting opportunities, and ready to bring a fresh, passionate, and innovative perspective to various areas. Read more →

Throwback Thursday – Revit 1.0

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3D Model Creation with an iPhone Pro

I used the app 3D Scanner App on my iPhone 15 Pro and scanned in high resolution using LiDAR the sign and tree section to generate a 3D model that you can then export to use elsewhere such as a 3D scene or 3D print, share on Sketchfab, or even use AR to view in your space. Read more →

Summertime in Sunny Bend Oregon and the River Traffic Jams

Summer feels like it hit all of a sudden here in beautiful Central Oregon. We had it snow nearby in the last two weeks with low temps in the 20-30s. but in the past few days the temps hit the... Read more →

AUGICON 24 Recorded Sessions Are Now Live

If you're an AUGI member who attended #AUGICON24, you should have received an email this morning containing instructions on how to access the video replays of our AUGICON 2024 event. You'll also be joining our new AUGI Community Platform! Not... Read more →

The Classic PDX Airport Carpet Design IS Back and the DWG File

A few years ago in 2015, I wrote on this blog about the changing of the carpet design in the Portland Oregon International Airport. PDX Carpet Designs in AutoCAD DWG The new design was confusing and not iconic and fun like the classic design. Wikipedia on the PDX carpet design Well, roll forward to 2024 and they have finally heard my complaint, or the many others and are now returning to installing the old classic design carpet.The classic design was based on the airport’s North and South runways as seen by air traffic controllers at night in a nerdy artistic way. Read more →