Construction architecture
Today's architects use new construction technology to focus on what they do best: designing. By automating RFI responses and project communications, A&D professionals also reduce errors and simplify workflows.
Today's architects use new construction technology to focus on what they do best: designing. By automating RFI responses and project communications, A&D professionals also reduce errors and simplify workflows.
We were the first in France to completely model our furniture and decoration offering into 3D; it was a revolution.
How much time and money do Architecture and Design firms save with Trimble technology?
Easily share your vision with stakeholders in 2D plans, 3D walkthroughs, extended reality viewing and more.
Lean construction management is rooted in the Japanese concept of Kaizen, meaning “continuous improvement.” Use these 3 tips to adopt it.
After a career-ending injury, Linus Fernström transitioned from professional hockey to building a life as an architect.
Learning to use connected workflows will increase efficiency, improve communication and reduce errors. Here’s how.
Architects who utilize integrated BIM tools can improve the accuracy of their designs and ensure they meet the project owners’ specifications. These digital models provide an idea of what the project looks like in real space, ensuring the design actually works.
When data is centralized but made available for all stakeholders to access, collaboration and communication grow exponentially. Rather than sharing drawings through mail or making copies, everyone can work from the same documents or models—key to keeping everyone on the same page.
Architects can use 3D modeling and BIM tech to create simulations and predict building performance. Parameters can be digitally manipulated to test daylighting, thermal performance, airflow, energy consumption and other performance data before the project reaches completion.
Historical buildings need a special touch, but Trimble empowers architects to create digital twins and manipulate the building in digital space. This allows stakeholders to make better decisions before ever altering the historical building itself.
By utilizing modeling software, building performance can be predicted and manipulated based on design, materials chosen, equipment installed and other factors, providing a window into the building’s emissions long before occupancy.