Greg Corke

After studying civil engineering and architecture at the University of Leeds Greg Corke turned his back on 'real' engineering and has been writing about technology for architects, engineers and designers ever since. He is AEC Magazine's co-founder, managing editor and resident workstation specialist and is also a bit obsessed with travel, BBQ, cooking, beer and the (often painful) pastime of supporting Arsenal.

Revit: beyond architecture

Posted by - April 21, 2006
Autodesk has recently introduced dedicated versions of Revit for Structural and Building Services engineering to sit alongside the core building design tool. Paul Woddy, CADline, discusses how Revit is maturing…
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Early for school

Posted by - April 20, 2006
Construction giant, Mowlem put Autodesk Buzzsaw online collaborative project management solution at the heart of a
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The lie of the land

Posted by - September 14, 2009
Greg Corke reports on a new 3D dataset from the creators of NextMap Britain that has the potential to bring digital terrain modelling into the hands of the CAD masses.
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Tekla Structures v14

Posted by - August 23, 2008
Tekla Structures is an end-to-end structural BIM solution providing a dedicated 3D modelling environment for conceptual design, engineering, round trip analysis, detailing and beyond. Greg Corke takes a closer look…
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Revit Structure 2008

Posted by - June 7, 2007
Now on its fifth release, Revit Structure is finally catering for the design of more complex structures with a whole range of new advanced modelling tools. Greg Corke reports
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Fabsec FBEAM 2006

Posted by - December 7, 2006
The use of cellular steel beams is on the increase in the UK construction sector. But in order to make the most of this weight saving technology, you need a…
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