Workstations The workstation memory challenge Posted by Greg Corke - February 5, 2026 DDR5 memory shortages and rising prices are reshaping workstation buying. Greg Corke explores how architecture,…
Civil engineering Detecting and tackling water loss Posted by AEC Magazine - February 5, 2026 AI-enabled technology could be the best chance for water management teams to rise to the…
Civil engineering Optioneering at speed Posted by Martyn Day - February 5, 2026 Transcend and STV are bringing new levels of automation to early-phase civil engineering design
Collaboration Smoothing the path to real time Posted by Greg Corke - February 5, 2026 With no-code workflows and streamlined data pipelines, Unity aims to simplify how firms build interactive…
Digital fabrication KREODx – the architect as general Posted by Martyn Day - February 5, 2026 Fabrication-ready design system KREODx aims to rebuild the link between design, fabrication and commercial reality
Workstations How does your workstation compare? Posted by AEC Magazine - February 3, 2026 We surveyed over 200 design professionals on real-world workstation use
Civil engineering Design without borders: multi-disciplinary collaboration Posted by AEC Magazine - February 3, 2026 With CAD files taking minutes to open and sync delays preventing real-time collaboration, Widseth needed…
AI What AI means for creative authorship in architecture Posted by Roderick Bates - February 5, 2026 AI is transforming how design ideas emerge, but architects remain responsible for shaping, refining, and…
AI My project doesn’t exist Posted by Nathan Miller - February 5, 2026 Generative AI can fabricate compelling visuals, but it risks eroding professional trust and the value…
Workstations Can a small workstation handle big BIM? Posted by Greg Corke - February 3, 2026 We explore where small systems shine, where their limitations lie, and when a traditional tower…