BIM in Europe – a bright future?
Rebecca De Cicco of Digital Node shines a light on how Europe is grasping the opportunities available to deliver a harmonious digital construction industry
Read More
Admin
Shake, rattle and roll
Norwegian researchers simulate how low-frequency sound waves travel within buildings to help alleviate annoying vibrations.
Read More
Going off-premise
Moving 3D CAD software to a hosted or remote environment can be a complex business. Adam Jull from IMSCAD Global walks you through your options
Read More
Dome of delight
The Singapore Sports Hub is the world’s largest freespanning dome structure. Here’s how integrated architectural and structural design made this ambitious project a reality
Read More
Rendering beyond the CAD workstation
When rendering work is on the cards, what’s the best way for a firm to get its machines and its workflows up to speed? Lee Danskin, CEO of Escape Technology,…
Read More
Seeing the future
Why HDR (High Dynamic Range) camera technology has the ability to transform survey data inputted into the BIM process
Read More
Forging a connection
At the point where HS2’s main line from London branches out to Birmingham and Leeds, Ineco used software from Bentley Systems to design and document the optimal track alignment
Read More
The connected future
The potential for connected operations in asset management, harnessing the power of BIM, digital twins, IoT and deep learning
Read More
AI and IoT tech to drive energy efficiency in buildings
Collaborative R&D ‘i-REAP’ research project could lead to energy efficiency advice service for building owners
Read More
Modelling the future
Bridgeway Consulting created a 3D model of London’s Liverpool Street Station that combined laser scan data and 29,000 legacy drawings from Network Rail’s archives in York
Read More