Edil Aviso

13/05/2025

Exactly! Showing up is half the battle, the rest is just putting in the reps.

No shortcuts. No spotlight. Just showing up.

Whether I’m hitting shots or missing everything, I still lace up. Still put in the work. Because progress isn’t always loud—it’s built in the quiet moments, rep by rep.

Show up. Stay consistent. That’s how greatness grows.

18/02/2025

Good morning, everyone!

It’s been a few weeks since I last updated this page, but I’m back! Life got a little busy, but I’m ready to get things rolling again. Excited to share more, learn more, and stay connected with you all!

Hope you’re all having a great start to the day—let’s make it a productive one!

08/01/2025

New Year, New Goals!

Excited to continue my learning journey in Revit and Virtual Assistance this 2025!
I've always believed that growth happens when we step outside our comfort zones and keep learning something new. This year, I’m ready to explore more, sharpen my skills, and stay open to new opportunities!

If you’re on a similar path or have any tips or resources to share, I’d love to connect and learn together! Let’s make 2025 a year of growth and possibilities.

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31/12/2024

As I look back on the past year, I’m proud of what I’ve shared, accomplished, and learned. From the highs to the lows, every moment has been a chapter in this journey.

Now, I’m stepping into this new year with hope, determination, and excitement for what’s to come. Here’s to new opportunities, fresh challenges, and making every moment count.

Let’s make this year unforgettable. Ready to embrace it all!

Cheers to 2025! 🥂

29/12/2024

A Milestone Worth Raising a Glass To

Tonight, I shared a drink with my son for the first time – a memory I will treasure forever. 🥃

What made it even more meaningful were the bottles on the table: Douglas Laing’s Old Particular and Mossburn Single Malt Scotch Whiskey, straight from Scotland. These weren’t just any bottles; they were brought back by him during his exchange student days in Europe – a thoughtful gesture as he nears graduation.

This moment isn’t just about the whiskey. It’s about the journey, the stories behind it, and the bond we share as father and son.

Here’s to his achievements, the man he’s becoming, and to more moments like this. Sláinte! 🍻

26/12/2024

Here’s a suggested Facebook post:

Christmas Hustle Mode: ON

The holiday season is in full swing, and life has been busier than ever! With all the preparations, gatherings, and the joyful chaos that comes with this time of year, I’ve decided to hit the pause button on my drafting journey—just for now.

I’m so grateful for all the support and encouragement I’ve received as I work on this passion, but for the moment, my focus is on making this Christmas season extra special.

I’ll be back at it soon, refreshed and ready to continue where I left off. Until then, wishing everyone a festive season filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories!

Happy holidays, everyone!

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from Our Family to Yours!

This season, we are reminded of the joy, love, and blessings that surround us. As we celebrate, we want to extend our warmest wishes to all our friends and loved ones.

May your Christmas be filled with peace, laughter, and cherished moments with those who matter most. Here’s to a season of giving, gratitude, and the magic of togetherness.

With love,
Edil, Aggie, Matthew & Martha

17/12/2024

ACMV As-Built Drawing Complete!

Today, I wrapped up an ACMV (Air Conditioning and Mechanical Ventilation) as-built drawing for one of the shops in Suntec Tower 1, Singapore. It’s always satisfying to see a project come together, especially when it’s for a location as iconic as Suntec Tower.

Here’s what the task involved:
✅ Updating duct layouts, diffuser placements, and pipe routes based on actual site conditions.
✅ Ensuring the drawings align with the existing architectural and structural setup.
✅ Coordinating with MEP systems to maintain accuracy and efficiency.

As-built drawings are critical for ensuring proper system maintenance and future modifications, and I’m glad to have contributed to this essential documentation.

On to the next project!

16/12/2024

Weekly Recap: Progress and Learning!

This past week has been all about growth, learning, and building momentum on my Revit journey. Here's a quick look back at what I accomplished:

🎯 Finished the 2-Storey Japanese Modern House Project

Learned how to place roofs, use room separators, name rooms, create schedules, cut sections, and finalize drawings in the title block.
🎯 Started Relearning Revit MEP

Focused on the fundamentals: project workflow, MEP interface, importing architectural and structural drawings, and setting up levels and grids.
🎯 Dived into Revit MEP Families

Explored system families, loadable families, and customizations for MEP systems, enhancing my design efficiency and flexibility.
It’s been a productive week filled with challenges and achievements, and I’m excited to keep the momentum going! Next up: diving deeper into Revit MEP to refine my expertise and tackle more advanced systems.

Let’s keep learning and growing—one project at a time.

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14/12/2024

Exploring Revit MEP Families: Building Smarter Designs!

Today, I focused on Revit MEP families, and wow—what a game-changer for efficient and detailed design! Families are the backbone of Revit, allowing us to create and manage components like mechanical systems, electrical fixtures, and plumbing elements with precision.

Here’s what I’ve been exploring:
✅ Understanding the difference between system families, loadable families, and in-place families.
✅ Customizing MEP-specific families for better project efficiency.
✅ Using parametric controls to adapt components dynamically.
✅ Learning how to import, edit, and create families tailored to project needs.

Revit MEP families save so much time by offering flexibility and reusability while ensuring accuracy in every design detail. Mastering this aspect is an essential step in my Revit journey, and I can’t wait to dive deeper into creating fully functional MEP systems.

Any tips or resources for working with Revit MEP families? Share them below!

13/12/2024

Relearning Revit MEP: Back to My Roots!

Today, I started relearning Revit MEP with the help of Mohamed Gamal's tutorial on YouTube, and it feels great to dive back into something so closely tied to my work experience. Since I already have a foundation in Revit Architecture, I’m focusing on mastering the MEP side of things to align with my expertise.

What I’ve learned so far:
✅ Understanding the Revit MEP project workflow.
✅ Navigating the MEP interface efficiently.
✅ Importing architectural and structural drawings seamlessly.
✅ Setting up levels and grids for precise coordination.

This tutorial is packed with valuable insights, and while it’s a long one, I’m excited to continue and build on these skills. Revit MEP plays such a critical role in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, and I’m eager to apply this knowledge to real-world projects.

Can’t wait to tackle the next sections and share more progress soon!