Defending design Posted by AEC - December 1, 2005 To help transform a 200 year-old gun tower into a weekend retreat, Piercy Conner architects and Price & Myers 3D…
Visualising Sheffield City Hall Airflow Posted by AEC - December 1, 2005 As part of the refurbishment of Sheffield City Hall, one of Sheffield's key multi-use venues, international consulting firm Arup was…
Information, not data Posted by AEC - December 1, 2005 James Cutler, CEO, eMapSite, looks at how Web services have enabled a new breed of digital geographic data supplier to…
BIM and the Freedom Tower Posted by Martyn Day - November 18, 2005 While the CAD firms have been talking about BIM, there have been few projects that deliver on the vision. Autodesk…
OpenGL in Windows Vista Posted by AEC - October 18, 2005 Microsoft’s next operating system, Windows Vista will feature DirectX at its heart. This could have major implications for OpenGL, the…
Laptops: Future proofed? Posted by AEC - October 18, 2005 As an engineer or designer what exactly do you need from a laptop? Rob Jamieson dispels some of the common…
The art of visualisation Posted by AEC - October 18, 2005 Visualisation One is one of the UK’s leading 3D architectural illustration and multimedia companies. Skilstream’s John Marchant talked to company…
Autodesk: keeping it Real Posted by Martyn Day - August 24, 2005 Autodesk recently made its DWG libraries available in a new format for developers and customers, allowing the opening and saving…
Revit Structure Posted by Martyn Day - August 24, 2005 The BIM concept will always remain a pipe dream, so long as the tools are unable to handle the thousands…
Barts and the London Hospitals Posted by AEC - June 6, 2005 HOK International chose to use Autodesk Architectural Desktop as their primary CAD tool for a project to replace two central…