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What’s new in openBIM and Infrastructure: IFC 4.3 for Civil 3D
The extension IFC 4.3 for Civil 3D 2024 allows civil engineers and designers to share data and context for open project delivery and localization. For architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms working with complex data, software interoperability is a game-changer. Open data formats like IFC allow data to be transferred accurately across different software platforms,…
Infrastructure
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Revit 2024: Improvements to MEP Fabrication Data Quality with Straight Adjusts
Relevant MEP Fabrication products: CADmep, ESTmep, CAMduct, Revit Overview To have more consistency and predictable behavior in the generation of flat pattern developments, our team has prioritized several efforts to address a variety of user-reported issues. Historically, these issues would have been addressed in isolation, one by one, resulting in varying levels of inconsistency in…
MEP
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Data Exchange Connector for Revit 2024 Released
With this year’s new Revit roll-out, we’re thrilled to announce the release of Data Exchanges for Revit 2024, plus enhancements to our existing Revit 2023 Connector. For the many of you who work collaboratively across global teams, these updates streamline data curation and sharing across the ecosystem of AEC tools you use — so you…
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Sustainability in Facility Management From Design to Operations
By combining design and operational data, business owners and operators can identify opportunities to manage their facilities more efficiently and sustainably. by Josh Colucci, Sr. Manager, AEC Alliance Program, Autodesk Only a few years ago, the carbon impact of the built environment came as a surprise to many people. Today, it’s become common knowledge that…
Architecture
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What’s New in Civil 3D, InfraWorks and ReCap Pro 2024
The 2024 updates to Civil 3D, InfraWorks and ReCap Pro are here! They help make the design and digital modeling of infrastructure projects much quicker and more efficient, while incorporating sustainable design elements for more streamlined planning processes. Designing in a real-world context is now less complex: workflows across all three infrastructure tools have been…
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What’s New in Autodesk Revit 2024
Fresh from the Factory, Revit 2024 is rolling out globally! In this release, we’ve combined eagerly anticipated additions, like Site Tools for landscape designers, with highly requested enhancements from the community, like Dark Theme and a more modern user interface. Here are three of the highlights we’re especially excited to deliver: Introducing Site Tools for…
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