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Making light work: part III

Posted by AEC Magazine - March 30, 2007

Following on from last month

Interoperability: structural engineering

Posted by AEC Magazine - March 30, 2007

Structural design and engineering is an integral part of both Autodesk

Train, train and train again

Posted by AEC Magazine - March 30, 2007

Training is often overlooked as a means of juggling the capital budget, but those who miss out are wasting great potential says David Payne of CADline.

A consistent, accurate, verifiable and uniform London model, accessible by all and managed by a single entity, has tremendous benefits for the whole industry - visualisation companies, architects and developers…

Five steps to better project delivery

Posted by AEC Magazine - March 30, 2007

Confused by project management technology? Russell Henley of Deltek gives some tips on what to look out for before you make your investment.

3D detailing

Posted by AEC Magazine - December 7, 2006

Making light work: part I

Posted by AEC Magazine - December 7, 2006

There are a whole host of approaches to lighting indoor spaces, which all have relative strengths and weaknesses. In the first part of a four-part comparison of these interior lighting…

Making light work: part II

Posted by AEC Magazine - January 30, 2007

Darren Brooker introduces the second installment of his four-part comparison of the interior lighting methods available within 3ds Max, taking us through Global Illumination with mental ray.

Building Regulations, Part L

Posted by AEC Magazine - December 7, 2006

Part L of the latest Building Regulations, which came into force in April 2006, is designed to cut carbon emissions by at least 20 per cent in dwellings and 27…

Design matters

Posted by AEC Magazine - October 6, 2006

Autodesk sponsored the American Pavilion at this year