Articles Tagged with ''apps and software''

The AI layer is set to revolutionize creativity and productivity in architecture, engineering, and construction as well as management and operation. It will offer tools to simplify complex tasks and empower professionals to focus on innovative design and project execution.

CAD-PLAN’s software solutions are tailored for glazing contractors and industry professionals for drafting, designing and engineering curtain wall, façade and glazing systems.

The Nemetschek Group celebrated its 25^th anniversary on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange last Friday with a “Bell Ringing Ceremony”. The so-called “Closing Bell” marked the end of the trading day and a special milestone in the company's history, which has undergone impressive development since its IPO in 1999.

ClearEdge3D has announced the availability of EdgeWise Plant™ — an accurate, efficient as-built modeling platform that reduces time and potential errors associated with manual modeling techniques.

Featuring an array of interactive features and advanced tools, Vectorworks 2025 is set to transform how designers visualize and execute their creative visions and is a true sight to behold at every design stage.

Attendees will meet Bluebeam leaders, connect with local peers, explore industry trends, and hear about the latest product development news from Bluebeam. 

This new version offers enhancements to 1.0, including a seamless integration with Autodesk and Revit.

As urbanization becomes more prevalent, the built environment’s impact on climate change and local ecosystems will worsen. Since thermal bridging significantly reduces buildings’ energy efficiency, it’s one of the main drivers for these outcomes. What technologies and analytical techniques can prevent heat loss?

Vectorworks, Inc. is preparing to release the 2025 version of its product line. Vectorworks 2025 focuses on redefining 3D interactivity and visualization, providing innovative methods for users to enhance the way they visualize their models, design intent, and data within the working environment.

New research has revealed that the commercial roofing, glazing and cladding subsector has notably higher female representation across roles, compared to the wider construction industry.