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.

Twinmotion 2

Posted by - May 17, 2011
It has been a while since AEC has come across any impressive new rendering applications. This month Martyn Day thinks he has found an absolute corker from France.
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Autodesk’s 2012 line-up

Posted by - May 14, 2011
Autodesk has a multitude of products to offer the AEC industry. With the new 2012 range, the company has decided to create a number of product bundles, or suites. Martyn…
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AutoCAD WS untethered

Posted by - May 10, 2011
Autodesk’s iPad DWG tool is now in its second major iteration, featuring local drawing caching, AutoCAD drawing and mobile editing. Martyn Day reports.
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CityCAD 2.0

Posted by - September 26, 2010
While AEC Magazine specialises in reviewing the best Building Information Modelling (BIM) systems available, we rarely get the chance to look at digital city solutions. This month Martyn Day looks…
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CAD on the iPad

Posted by - July 20, 2010
IT revolutions are few and far between, but then came the new breed of tablet PCs. Martyn Day looks at how the Apple iPad is already starting to make waves.
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OrthoGraph Survey and Architect

Posted by - July 20, 2010
Surveying is an essential part of our business but in Building Information Modelling (BIM) it would be good to get survey data that was a little more useful, writes Martyn…
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Synchro Professional

Posted by - June 4, 2010
AEC Magazine rarely gets to look at construction management software. This month Martyn Day reviews a product that integrates BIM models and construction schedules in a revolutionary way.
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Verifi3D by Xinaps

Posted by - November 26, 2018
This cloud-based BIM tool goes beyond co-ordinated documentation and visualisation. It can help establish if a design meets building regs and is fit for purpose.
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