Advances in technology have a direct impact on how we work – here are some of our favorite examples
Based in Ketchum/Sun Valley, Idaho, Elizabeth Ellis puts her attention and talents to work on high-end residential and commercial interior design projects. Take a look at some of the technologies fueling her success.
In this webinar recording, you’ll hear from a firm that’s been capitalizing on the power of Archicad and its bi-directional functionality with Rhino and Grasshopper.
2e-architects are using VR technologies to improve the relationship between client and architect; change the power dynamic between contractors, developers, and architects; and to reduce dreaded change orders between client and contractor.
With the AEC industry moving at the fastest pace it has held in the past four decades, and complexity of work continuing to increase – applying technology to more fully integrate and collaborate as well as automate can be a game-changer.
Check out this sample project and fly-through in BIMx!
In the recently launched second season of By Design, GRAPHISOFT takes a candid look at how technology is transforming the present and future of architecture. Virtual reality (VR) is a technology so transformative, firms like KA Designworks (KA) built its own in-house development team to explore how such nascent technologies could be paired with 3D BIM design environments.
The white plastic enshrouding Grenfell Tower flies by like a ghost. A year prior, in June of 2017, Masterton witnessed the fire that killed seventy-one people inside, mainly brown and poor living in subsidized housing.
