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My reflections on BILT 2024
What an event! BILT was definitely the best conference I’ve ever attended! Why am I so enthusiastic? Let me do some recap of the event
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CDE in practice – what tools to use and when
Construction projects typically involve a wide range of stakeholders who communicate throughout several phases of the project lifecycle. Unavoidably, this process generates a massive amount
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Rhino Inside Tekla – Create your own tools for Tekla Structures
Year after year, you wait for new Tekla Structures updates, hoping for improvements that never quite fit your project’s unique demands. But projects didn’t wait.
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5 reasons why you should start with 2D Drawing Automation
Grasshopper has completely transformed how I work with reinforcement in Tekla Structures. As you’re probably aware, manually shaping and setting up a range of reinforcing
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SUPER IFC. What to include in the file?
If you’re here, you’ve probably already read the first part of the article about IFC and what an ideal file should contain. You can find
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First steps to deliver BIM-based construction cost estimation – BIM 5D
There are still many doubts and myths regarding the topic of BIM-based construction cost estimation – BIM 5D. In this context, this article aims to
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What SUPER IFC should have?
In today’s world of engineering and architecture, effective data exchange plays a crucial role, facilitated in part by the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standard. Working
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Why you have to visit BILT conference?
If you are into conferences, you must have heard about BILT. This is THE conference. THE event to be at. And if you are not
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5 key areas of BIM Coordinators role – part 2
Last week, we began examining the five key aspects of a BIM Coordinator’s role: Strategy, Model Setup, Coordination, Issue Management, and Communication. These areas intersect
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5 key areas of BIM Coordinators role – part 1
I know that the role of a BIM Coordinator in a design company can be a bit confusing, given how complex and specialized the position
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The Ultimate Guide to Automating Tekla Reinforcement with Grasshopper
Grasshopper has completely transformed how I work with reinforcement in Tekla Structures. As you’re probably aware, manually shaping and setting up a range of reinforcing
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Model validation as a key step in the BIM workflow
The adoption of BIM methodology is getting inevitable both as a legislative matter and for a series of advantages related to the workflow. From a
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Model-based construction process for the design and execution phase
The Construction industry, through its thousands of years of history, developed numerous processes and work methodologies. Some became redundant with the development of construction technology,
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Properties in IFC
Industry Foundation Classes (IFC), as you may have read elsewhere on this blog or on the internet in general, is a standard that significantly facilitates
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5 Steps to start with Tekla Live Link
Welcome to our easy-to-follow guide on getting started with Tekla Live Link! If you’re new to using Tekla and Grasshopper together, this article is perfect
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BIM for everyone
In this article, we will focus on a simpler explanation of BIM. I discuss how to simplify BIM to make it a popular tool used
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Model-based construction – possibilities and challenges
Years ago, as a fresh graduate, I was involved in the construction of a residential building. Back then, if somebody had told me that in
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