BIM from Finland: the new wave
Following the success of Finnish firms like Tekla and Solibri we explore seven new BIM-centric technologies looking to make their…
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Dome of delight
The Singapore Sports Hub is the world’s largest freespanning dome structure. Here’s how integrated architectural and structural design made this…
Tekla Structures gets plug-in for Farrat Thermal Break Plates
Users can now design and detail the plates that insulate connections between structural components, such as steel beams
What’s the big deal about BIM, anyway?
BIM’s dirty little secret, and why complex and expensive BIM tools are still basically being used for drafting
New iModel army
At the Year In Infrastructure event, held in Singapore in October, Bentley Systems CTO Keith Bentley unveiled the company’s most…
Vienna Central Railway Station
Thirty-five experts from Unger Steel Group used Tekla’s BIM software to plan, produce and assemble the diamond trusses of the…
Structural BIM: a start point for SMEs
CSC’s BIM expert, Kevin Lea, discusses why many SMEs (Small Medium Enterprises) have been slower to adopt BIM than large…
Engaging a BIM Consultant
Choosing a Building Information Modelling (BIM) consultancy can be a daunting task. AEC magazine looks at the pros and cons…
Power to the people
Greg Corke reports on proceedings at Trimble’s ‘People Count’ event, where the emphasis was firmly on human behaviour, rather than…
Turning vision into reality
When artist Antony Gormley contracted Had-Fab to fabricate his newest landmark sculpture, it was immediately obvious that the complexity of
