Practical tips, built from real project workflows.
Short videos covering real issues we see in BIM, MEP, and building-performance work — plus a set of training packages we're building from those same workflows.
Practical checks, explained in a few minutes.
The Cheapest Time to Fix Your Building's Energy Performance
Running an energy model late in design — after the façade, glazing, orientation, and HVAC sizing are already locked in — turns it into a compliance checkbox instead of a design tool. A preliminary model run early lets the design team compare window-to-wall ratios, shading, insulation levels, and HVAC options against simulated heating and cooling demand before committing, avoiding oversized equipment and costly late-stage changes.
Watch on YouTube→Building Energy Model Says 30% Savings? 3 Checks Before You Trust It
Three checks to run before approving a building energy modeling report: verify the input assumptions against your actual design, look past the headline savings percentage at the full energy breakdown, and confirm the engineer reviewed simulation warnings, unmet hours, and the baseline the savings are compared against.
Watch on YouTube→BIM & Revit workflows
Practical, production-focused training in Revit modeling, coordination, and documentation.
MEP & HVAC design
Applied training in HVAC design, load calculations, and MEP coordination workflows.
Energy modeling & building performance
Hands-on training in energy modeling tools and building-performance analysis.
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