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BIM Data Validation: The Three-Step Method to Validate Your Data
It is Friday afternoon and a new model revision lands on the CDE. You know roughly what the client asked for. Fire ratings on doors, ...
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The Surveyor’s Evolution On Model-Based BIM Projects
When industry professionals talk about digital transformation in construction, they usually imagine BIM coordinators sitting in air-conditioned site offices, clicking through 3D models or running ...
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In the Age of AI, the winner won’t be the best clicker
In the Age of AI, the winner won’t be the best clicker – it’ll be whoever understands information For the last twenty years, the BIM ...
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Why Rhino and Grasshopper are winning the AEC industry
Rhino and Grasshopper were not originally built for buildings, BIM, or structural analysis. Rhino began as a tool for accurate, complex geometry, but its ability ...
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LOIN to IDS: How to Create IDS Files With AI in Minutes
“It’s a continuation. Most of the requirements stay the same. Should be quick.” That’s what we told ourselves at the start of phase two on ...
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BIM and GIS Integration in Model-Based Infrastructure Project
When I first stepped onto the construction site as a design manager and BIM responsible, I thought IFC files were something only designers worried about. ...
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The Trap of CDE Adoption: Why Autodesk Forma Can’t Fix Broken Habits Alone
Here is an uncomfortable truth: people don't bypass your CDE because they are lazy or incompetent. Under intense project pressure (which happens quite often), human ...
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7 Practical Grasshopper Automations for Steel Design in Tekla Structures
Tekla Structures is one of the world’s leading tools for steel design and detailing, and in many areas it is far ahead of its competitors. ...
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Exchange Information Requirements: The Rulebook of Your BIM Project
Ever signed a contract for a BIM project only to realize you have no idea what data the client actually expects? Or worse – you ...
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8 fundamental questions for defining roles and responsibilities in a BIM Execution Plan (BEP)
Defining roles and responsibilities in a BIM Execution Plan (BEP) is a critical step that is often underestimated. After establishing BIM Uses and deliverables, it ...
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How To Rewrite BIM Requirements Into Checkable Rules
A BEP (BIM Execuction Plan) requirement is not useful if nobody can clearly check it. In this article I want to talk about a practical ...
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Why IFC Does Not Work in 80% of Projects
In the infrastructure industry, it is very common to hear that “IFC does not work”. This statement appears in conversations between designers, contractors, and clients. ...
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What’s New in Grasshopper–Tekla Live Link 2026
Grasshopper-Tekla Live Link 2026 brings some of the most practical workflow improvements we have seen in a while. From better rotation control and bolt handling ...
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The Ripple Effects of Poor Coordination in Multi-Disciplinary Teams
I want to talk about something that has bothered me for a long time: - the ripple effects of poor coordination in multi-disciplinary teams, - ...
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IFC Use Cases – 5 Practical Applications (Part 2)
Why stop at design? In the first part, we explored how IFC supports design, coordination, and construction preparation. But the real strength of the IFC ...
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Python in AEC. The simplest 6-step learning path to automation
Python can be a game changer in AEC. It can help automate repetitive tasks, connect software, process data faster, and build workflows that save hours ...
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4 BIM Traps Most Contractors Fall Into (And Our Framework to Fix It)
As consultants at BIM Corner, we see the exact same scenario play out dozens of times a year. A mid-sized contractor wants to do BIM ...
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7 Crucial Things To Start With On A Model-Based Project
When I first stepped onto the construction site as a design manager and BIM responsible, I thought IFC files were something only designers worried about. ...
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