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 ReCap

Posted by - May 27, 2014
In 2012 Autodesk launched ReCap, a platform for the growing reality capture market. Since then, the company has expanded its capabilities, added a layer of cloud services and recruited third…
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The problem with COBie

Posted by - February 18, 2014
From 2016 UK firms working on government projects will be required to deliver data-rich models, drawings and asset information in an open digital format called COBie. AEC uncovers some of…
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Autodesk Evolution part I

Posted by - December 1, 2013
On a visit to Autodesk’s headquarters in downtown San Francisco, we quizzed the company’s AEC development team on near and long-term development plans and got some candid answers.
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BIMobject.com

Posted by - September 13, 2013
BIMobject is building a reputation for free ‘real world’ BIM components of consistent quality.
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RTC Europe Delft

Posted by - March 18, 2013
Still pondering the path to Building Information Modelling (BIM)? Or already on the path and need some advice? There’s a new BIM conference for Revit users in Holland.
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Ecobuild

Posted by - March 18, 2013
Every year London plays host to Ecobuild, a show that proves that sustainable building design isn’t just lip service in the UK
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Autodesk BIM conference 2012

Posted by - February 15, 2013
Autodesk’s annual BIM conference is one of the more intense sessions covering the adoption of Building Information Modelling in the UK. This year proved no exception.
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Scan-to-BIM: a reality check

Posted by - July 20, 2012
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is mainly focused on newbuild projects, but refurbishment and renovation requires a different approach. Using 3D Laser scanning, there is a growing interest in
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