
Worked on the BHoM/Revit_Toolkit repository to enhance automation, modeling accuracy, and cross-version stability in Revit-based workflows. Developed end-to-end CI/CD automation using PowerShell and YAML, streamlining build, test, and compliance processes for reproducible results and reduced manual intervention. Added a PadFoundation geometry fragment in C# to improve foundation modeling by generating accurate bottom surfaces, and introduced an API versioning attribute for better change tracking. Addressed file naming consistency and implemented robust error handling for roof shape editing on older Revit versions, improving maintainability and reliability. Emphasized clear commit practices and structured feature delivery to support ongoing toolkit evolution.
June 2026 monthly summary for BHoM/Revit_Toolkit focused on strengthening cross-version stability and naming consistency in structural foundations and roof modeling workflows. Delivered targeted fixes and a naming convention improvement to reduce confusion and maintenance cost.
June 2026 monthly summary for BHoM/Revit_Toolkit focused on strengthening cross-version stability and naming consistency in structural foundations and roof modeling workflows. Delivered targeted fixes and a naming convention improvement to reduce confusion and maintenance cost.
March 2026 – Key outcomes for BHoM/Revit_Toolkit: - Implemented end-to-end CI/CD automation and tooling (PowerShell + YAML) to streamline cloning, building, testing, dependency management, and compliance checks, enabling reproducible builds, reduced manual overhead, and improved governance. - Added PadFoundation geometry fragment with logic to generate a bottom surface based on thickness, increasing foundation modeling accuracy for downstream structural analysis. - Introduced a StructuralMaterial API versioning attribute to track API changes over time, improving backward compatibility, change governance, and migration planning. - Achieved clearer change traceability and repository health through concise commit messages and structured feature work, supporting faster onboarding and maintainability.
March 2026 – Key outcomes for BHoM/Revit_Toolkit: - Implemented end-to-end CI/CD automation and tooling (PowerShell + YAML) to streamline cloning, building, testing, dependency management, and compliance checks, enabling reproducible builds, reduced manual overhead, and improved governance. - Added PadFoundation geometry fragment with logic to generate a bottom surface based on thickness, increasing foundation modeling accuracy for downstream structural analysis. - Introduced a StructuralMaterial API versioning attribute to track API changes over time, improving backward compatibility, change governance, and migration planning. - Achieved clearer change traceability and repository health through concise commit messages and structured feature work, supporting faster onboarding and maintainability.

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