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Day 6:- Revit internship Today's topic is all about the Grids, Columns and Walls which give a perfect shape and closure to the building in the construction process.

Successfully compilation of 2 months Internship on REVIT ARCHITECTURE under SkillDzire ...

I am pleased to announce that I have successfully completed my summer internship with Arabcontractors . This practical experience in architecture has been incredibly enriching, and I am proud to receive a grade of “Very Good” for my performance. During my training period, I learned: •Carpentry, how to make wrenches, and most architectural things, theoretically and practically. •Buildings and how to build them correctly, theoretically and practically. •Paints and how to finish walls and shells. •Also, reinforced steel and everything related to it, and how to calculate the reinforcement needed for the work. They gave us a lot of encouragement and care and were keen enough to teach us all they know about the construction in whole, starting with the foundations of the stairs , moving on to the interior finishing and false ceiling of the concourse level, leading to the interior and exterior finishing . #Internship #Architecture #ProfessionalGrowth #ArabContractors #EngineeringSkills #Achievement #Engineering #SummerInternship #Engineering #ConstructionInternship

Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today." - Malcolm X Currently, I'm diving deep into an incredible interior design internship, and I can't recommend it enough! This experience is a game-changer, even before graduating college. From 3D modeling and rendering to AutoCAD elevations, the hands-on learning is immense. Creating client presentations using PowerPoint is a mix of stress and creativity—like assembling IKEA furniture without instructions! The amount I'm learning in a short period is astounding. Not to mention, the valuable connections I'm making with industry professionals. It's about gaining real-world experience that textbooks can't teach. The skills and knowledge you acquire will boost your studies and your resume. Plus, you get a sneak peek into your future career. So, if you're studying interior design, get that internship! You'll thank yourself later, and who knows, you might even learn to love AutoCAD. #InteriorDesign #Internship #StudentLife #CareerGrowth #LearningByDoing #Network

Starting my internship in one of SA's leading architecture firms in a few days, but receiving that offer is not enough. Here's how I'm spending the next few days breaking free from complacency... - Started learning Autodesk FormIt and will be completing more Revit courses through LinkedIn Learning. The goal ? To enhance my efficiency in using the softwares. (Time is money, efficiency saves time and money) - Connecting with people working at the practice through LinkedIn. It's as easy as searching the company and checking out the people on the results. (Gaining insight into the working environment and awareness of booming projects) - Writing more linkedin content and testing out various strategies. - Taking on Oyewole Isaac's 365-day consistency challenge for young architects. It includes a-lot of sketching. Architects predominantly communicate ideas through drawings, what's better than being fluent at that language ? - Oh, and sleeping enough. How can i forget that ? Clear minds make clear design decisions. For all the interns ready to take up space (humbly so, I might add - we've still got a lot to learn). Be proactive during this time and defy complacency throughout your #internship.

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I have successfully done my internship on Revit Architecture

In this internship we designed a simple boy's room focusing more in designing the interior spaces and learning new rendering techniques in 3d max

Yesterday 12th January 2024, marked the end of our Fall 2023-24 semester, with the Final Jury being conducted for the 7th semester students. This semester's topic of design was a Commercial Bank's Head Office branch. Our instructors were expecting a modernist design approach from the students. For my concept, I integrated the use of Aluminium Facade blades into an overall concept of Biophilic Design that generally revolves around sustainability. Therefore, a major dominating feature of my facade design was the use of green screens or green walls, which I have always wanted to implement in my projects. Another preference that I opted for in this project was the use of Stucco Cladding, due to its durable and sustainable nature. This corporate-level project was a good opportunity for me to learn the use of materials as well as develop basic knowledge on how to develop basements in commercial projects while making them accessible for parking purposes. It also allowed me to learn the use of base-isolation systems to prevent damage to the super-structures, during earthquakes. I would like to thank the course instructors, Dr. Vedia Akansu and Dr. İPEK YARALIOĞLU, and our jury member, Dr. Osman Göztaşı for their valuable feedback and guidance during the semesters and both the midterm / final term juries. I would like to mention my gratitude to Mr Muhammad Yasin, who was my supervisor during my summer internship, in 2023. It was due to his efforts and guidance that I had the privilege of working on government-based projects, which allowed me to have my initial exposure to the usage of materials, as well as Curtain wall glazings. A concluding note of thanks to my family, friends other seniors from my internship, whose encouragement and guidance allowed me to finish this semester on a positive note. #architecturedesign #3dvisualization #3dmodeling #archicad #sketchup #rendering #commercialdesign #banking #facadedesign

How do you become a facade designer? Here's the steps on becoming a facade designer: 1. Get educated: Go to college for architecture, ideally with a focus on facades. Consider extra workshops or certifications to boost your skills. 2. Gain experience: Get internships or entry-level jobs to learn the ropes on real projects. 3. Master the essentials: Technical stuff like building science and software. Creative skills like design and communication. Teamwork and problem-solving to collaborate with others. 4. Show off your work: Build a portfolio to highlight your skills and creativity. 5. Network and learn: Connect with other designers and stay updated on the latest trends. Remember, passion and dedication are key! With the right mix of skills and drive, you can design amazing building facades that are both beautiful and functional. Feel free to ask if you have any specific questions! #facadeengineering #facadedesign #facade #facadeengineering #business #businessadministration #architecture #architecturedesign