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Defining BIM 2.0

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Revizto reflections

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Martyn Day caught up with Revizto CEO, Arman Gukasyan, to discuss the company’s origins, development…
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Will AI design your next building?

Posted by Akos Pfemeter - July 21, 2023
Will AI take architects’ jobs too, or will it make them much more fulfilling instead?…
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Workstations

Reimagining the desktop workstation

Posted by Adam Jull - June 2, 2023
The rise of the desktop workstation as a dedicated remote resource
FIM
Digital fabrication

Can FIM solve the ‘modular question’?

Posted by Tal Friedman - June 5, 2023
It’s time for a unified platform that supports all construction stakeholders and where design and…
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Workstations

The flexible workstation – supporting the hybrid workforce

Posted by Greg Corke - June 2, 2023
There are many ways to support flexible working through centralised workstations
Construction

2023: a pivotal year for AEC technology… again

Posted by Richard Harpham - June 2, 2023
While construction struggles to achieve the same advancements in productivity from technology as other sectors,…
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Staying ahead of the ESG curve

Posted by Keith Ali - June 2, 2023
Could a lack of sustainable IT investment mean AEC firms run the risk of being…
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Digital twins

Five types of urban digital twins

Posted by Darrel Ronald - March 27, 2023
Not all twins look alike — we need a better definition of digital twins for…
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Graphisoft’s new architecture for Architecture

Posted by Martyn Day - November 30, 2022
With a major rearchitecting of Archicad underway, we spoke with Graphisoft executives to find out…

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