RISA to Revit Link Lunch and Learn - April 18th

If you are planning on attending the RISA -Revit Seminar on April 18th at HNTB, please see the following graphic for recommended parking location. Click on the graphic to see a larger view.


















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Deborah Brisbin, P.E. of RISA Technologies will be visiting Kansas City and making a presentation to the Kansas City Revit User Group on RISA and their Revit Structure link.

The date for this presentation is Friday, April 18 over the lunch hour and will be held at the offices of HNTB at 715 Kirk Dr, KC, MO. The session shall begin at approximately 12pm and will end roughly at 1:30pm. Pizza and beverages will be provided.

The date and time have been confirmed by RISA Technologies. For more information, please visit http://www.risatech.com/emails/kcSeminar.html

If you are interested in attending, please send an email RSVP to pat dot davis @ kcrevit dot com

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