If one year ago someone would have told me that just after 12 months I would have been responsible for a new project’s design, I wouldn’t believe it.<\/p>\n
Yes, one year it’s already gone and now I’m starting realizing I really don’t have so much time left to spend here in Houston and in RDLR Architects<\/strong>, so that I’m really trying to enjoy every moment.<\/p>\n I remember when I first arrived in this new large city I felt landed on a different planet. It took me a while to adapt myslef on working using feet and inches (sometimes I still really miss the metric system), but now everything comes so easy. When I first arrived, I didn’t know how to properly use Revit, and I had to learn this amezing program day by day. But now, after so many months using it, I could never go back and working how I used to do. I’m also learning how to work on New Forma<\/strong> and Bluebeam<\/strong>, learning how to properly manage the project and sharing information with the team. It’s pretty excited to work with so many dirrefet people and consultants, and now I feel comfortable working with them on big and complex Bim models.<\/p>\n It has been very helpful to have some people expert in Revit<\/strong> that have been able to help me and to reply to all my questions. I remember of having so many doubts on how to use the programs at the beginning, but I could always count on great people patiently explaining and training me . I’ve been very fortunate to find such a great firm!<\/p>\n I also understood how important is to spend some time with colleagues after work. This really helps creating a very nice work environment, where I feel comnfortable and appreciate.<\/p>\n To eveyone that is wondering if doing a similar experience could be a good idea, I just want to say: Do It! It couldn’t possibly be better than it is!<\/p>\n