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4 Reasons why Becoming a BIM Coordinator is a Smart Move!
I often get emails from AEC professionals asking me where they should go in their career. Some have just graduated and are starting their professional …
How to start using Grasshopper Tekla Live Link?
If you’re a Tekla Structures user and find yourself missing certain components or functionalities in your projects, you don’t have to wait for the next …
IFC 4.3 on construction site
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion surrounding the advancements in the IFC 4.3 standard. One of the most significant changes is its support …
Maintaining high-quality project data – Have you tried these steps?
Recently, it has struck me that whenever I’m opening any shared document, spreadsheet or model supposing to find high-quality data, I still always find some …
How BIM Coordination works on a 1.1B $ project
I organized a live webinar on 02.04.2023 titled – “How BIM Coordination works on 1.1B $ project” My guest was Yassir Fayyaz, an experienced BIM …
Spatial Breakdown Structure in IFC 4.3
Spatial Breakdown Structure (SBS) is a method of organizing and breaking down a project into smaller, manageable components. Spatial hierarchy used in IFC establishes a …
How to start with the first parametric project in Grasshopper?
If you’re new to Parametric Design, the idea of starting your first parametric project in Grasshopper can be intimidating. But with a bit of guidance, …
Interdisciplinary control in a design team
The form of the interdisciplinary control, or IDC in short, may look different from project to project. As a design manager focusing on a medium …
Relations I used to create iFC 4.3 for infrastructure
The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) schema is an international standard for building and infrastructure information modeling. One of the key elements of the IFC schema …
Automation in BIM Coordination – Solibri Autorun
Technology currently offers us many opportunities. New tools and applications are helping architects and engineers do their jobs more effectively. These tools are getting better, …
Data cleaning – all you have to know
As we already know what attributes data has to comply with (part III), and what data types we can have in our dataset (part II), …
How to plan an efficient design meeting?
How to ensure the quality and efficiency of your engineering design meeting? One of the most important things is good planning and well-prepared agenda. In …
Why programming is useful for structural engineers: a case study
Imagine having to go through over 10 000 values and manually input them into a model, each one taking several clicks and maybe 10 seconds. …
Data tree generation in Grasshopper
90% of Grasshopper users don’t follow the data tree generation process. This is one of the biggest mistakes made by beginers and more advanced Grasshopper’s …
Are you ready to become an Engineer 4.0?
Engineers have been responsible for creating practically every significant advancement in tools and technology since ancient history. Everything from commercial aeroplanes, to microwaves and even …
Why AEC industry sucks? Is there still a place for future engineers?
The Architectural Engineering Construction (in short: AEC) market plays a crucial role in the economy since it connects both science and industry. However, a lack …
Computational Thinking-Why should engineers care about it?
Computational Thinking is one of the biggest superpowers of future engineers. We can look at it as a set of skills needed to convert real-life …
Things to know about data quality
No data is better than bad data. I am not sure if this is a quotation from a known person (definitely not Albert Einstein, nor …
