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MASTER REVIT FASTER

THE EASY WAY TO TRANSITION FROM2D CAD TO 3D BIM Architect of 30+ years, Mark Wilson, regarded the QARC Systems Templates so highly he did a Remington. “I loved it so much I bought shares in the company!” Mark’s story about moving from the drawing board to computer is one that many Architects and Designers […]
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LIFT AND SHIFT!

QARC Systems details the Autodesk REVIT procedure for using phases to lift and relocate a building on a site. In Australia and particularly Queensland, Building Designers are often called upon to demolish lower sections of buildings (lower structure), lift buildings and relocate them on sites. In Autodesk Revit, this can be a difficult procedure. Understanding […]
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Titleblocks receiving a makeover

A quick note to all our users about migration of your current Titleblocks into the QARC4Revit environment. Previous nomenclature had the Titleblocks as “ARC” whereas we are adopting “QARC”.  The most recent ARChetype has this change within it.  Remember you can load the ARChetype (template) by clicking on the “New” button in the QARC menu […]
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QARC4Revit has launched!

INTRODUCING – QARC4Revit content delivery system and templates. Australia and New Zealand’s first community library of Autodesk Revit® BIM content delivered direct to projects via the cloud – simply download the free QARC4Revit Plugin and begin downloading families. QARC Systems was created to assist Building Design businesses adopt Building Information Modelling (BIM) with its innovative […]
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Migrating to Version 1.2 of the QARC4Revit Plug-in

This is a revised copy of the email sent out to our valued users this week. We are transitioning to a new Point-Of-Sale (POS) system as part of the process for officially launching the QARC4Revit plugin.   We are migrating our mechanism for user authentication and identification within the plugin from only A360 usernames to […]
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News for Queensland BIM users

Following a year’s consultation with the building industry, and in particular, the Project Design and Implementation leaders, the Queensland Government has “committed to implementing the use of BIM on all major state infrastructure projects by 2023″, according to their website www.dilgp.qld.gov.au. As stated in their draft policy they list the following objectives as reasons behind their […]
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