Martyn Day
Martyn Day is AEC Magazine’s co-founder and consulting editor and has been writing about design and the business of CAD for close to 30 years. Everyone knows Martyn. He’s always the one asking the CAD software company CEOs the difficult questions. And the one carrying 17 different tech devices in his backpack.
Autodesk developing next generation cloud-based BIM tool
Having heard that development work for a next generation cloud-based BIM tool is underway Martyn Day looks to Autodesk’s manufacturing division for some clues.
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Bentley: the future
Bentley may still be preparing for an IPO, but there has been some important news on its relationship with Siemens that could have big ramifications in the future
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Plant industry hots up
Recent events indicate that the Process Plant software market is heating up. Following Intergraph being acquired, the Plant industry has received new offerings from Autodesk and Bentley Systems.
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REVIEW: BIMobject unleashed
BIMobject has developed a new suite of tools to open up its content management system and ease intelligent component creation. By Martyn Day.
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Bentley Systems OpenRoads Designer
Bentley Systems’ new breed of design tool is built to combine mesh data with detail design in one space for an incredibly dynamic experience
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Grand designs: digital cities
There is a widespread industry move to adopt Building Information Modelling and intelligent 3D design. But, if the advantages are so clear, why stop with just the one building? Why…
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Bentley launches Be Employable
In a generous move in these troubled times, Bentley Systems has unveiled an initiative to give unemployed AEC professionals access to the latest versions of MicroStation with online training, for…
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Embracing digital fabrication
It has taken almost 20 years for the building industry to adopt 3D modelling and BIM processes in the design phase. By comparison, the move to the fabrication of buildings…
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Capturing reality
With a design process that is becoming increasingly 3D, tools are needed to capture existing structures and sites. Laser scanning and
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