A few weeks ago I got to take a trip down to Orlando to check out Coverings 2010, the uber-international Stone and Tile trade show.

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Now I must admit, I had no idea what to expect from a trade-show on tile, even as a designer I would think there’s really only so much you can know about ceramics and porcelains. Even after ‘Day 1’ I was relatively unimpressed (probably b/c I was looking to be totally impressed), however after sleeping over ‘Day 1’, and thinking about the possibilities then I was much more impressed by ‘Day 2’, even on the trip back into ‘Day 3, 4, 5, etc…’

Below is a list of my takeaways for the week, some …

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It had been a long grueling drive, and we were headed towards the home stretch. All that was left was to go through the Rocky Mountains and descend to the Pacific Ocean.  One of my memories I have as a kid on our …

I will have to say that I really love Revit. We (Atlanta) really dove into making the switch in the interiors group about three  years ago. It was somewhat painful to do the ‘test the waters’ method, but as soon as everyone dove in head-first, it has been a real treat on a lot of different levels. That being said traditional Revit modeling sucked. Not that is wasn’t possible to get great results, but it was WAY more complicated than it needed to be. So on this post I wanted to introduce everyone (who doesn’t know already) to the Revit 2010 release coming out soon.

The interface has changed a bit, …