AI-Driven, Sustainable

All Wrapped Up

Elephant House Zurich Zoo, Switzerland

The skyscraper that twists into the sky

Zaha Hadid Tower in the CityLife district, Milan (Italy), Redesco Progetti S.r.l.

Three Centuries of Bridge Building over the Firth of Forth

Reinforced concrete pylon with cable-stayed tensioning and suspended roadway during the construction phase.

BASEL RHINE TUNNEL MODELED IN 3D

Basel Rhine Tunnel, overpass of the port railroad at the Hagnau junction (3D model)
CAD BIM software Allplan
© ALLPLAN Schweiz AG

SHUSHA BRIDGE: UNIFYING COMPLEXITY AND EFFICIENCY IN INFRASTRUCTURE

Shusha Bridge in Azerbaijan (Rendering)

A HIGH-RISE BLOSSOMS THANKS TO PRECAST

Garden high-rise in Switzerland. © Philipp Hodel, Zug Estates

SHORTER CONSTRUCTION TIME AND RELIABLE DELIVERY DATES THANKS TO PRECAST

ALLPLAN PRECAST FACILITATES DESIGN OF COMPLEX GEOMETRIES

UMEX S.A.

Pioneering Innovation in Port Operations:
How UMEX is increasing sustainability and productivity

BENO Holding AG

Bringing Efficiency and Sustainability to existing Buildings:
Why the BENO Group relies on Digital Twins

Goldendale Observatory

by Patano Studio

The Renewal of London’s Sewerage System Powered by Open BIM and Solibri

The efficiency of finding issues early

World class prefabrication requires world class quality assurance

Quality beyond construction in an Italian hospital

Whitepaper by BIM manager Elisa Spallarossa

Queen’s Wharf, Brisbane

Discover the innovative efforts and outstanding display of IFC collaboration and Open BIM teamwork in this impressive project.

Charles Perkins Centre

The world needs more spiral staircases.

North Island Hospital Project

ICC Sydney

KINGAROY HOSPITAL

Kingaroy Queensland, Australia

Project Showcase

Takeru Shoji Architects,
Japan

Oslo Airport Terminal 2

Queens Wharf

Baptist Health

Jacksonville, USA

Edith Cowan University City Campus

Perth, Western Australia

Casey Hospital Expansion

TESTIMONIAL

LWK + Partners, Hong Kong

Improved collaboration and 400.000 in cost savings

Copenhagen Airport has around 100 projects every year to accommodate the needs of increasing number of passengers. With the help of BIM and Solibri, the quality of the projects has improved – in addition to achieving generous cost savings.

McLaren's Digital Construction Strategy: Design Compliance to De-risk Construction

We spoke with McLaren Construction Group's Head of Digital Construction, Thomas Flannery, on how McLaren use Solibri for design compliance in their digital construction strategy, to de-risk their construction projects in early design phases.

Data-driven BIM design delivers dynamic exhibition space

Port Messe Nagoya First Exhibition Hall 1
Takenaka Corporation
Japan

Solibri's role in Imerso's quest to prevent fire protection failures- The Danish hospital project

Embark on an exploration of Imerso's and Solibri's endeavor to prevent fire protection failures in a prominent Danish hospital project.

Ringing in the New Steel at Times Square with Kennebec Valley Detailers

Since 1906, One Times Square has been the epicenter of New Year’s Eve celebrations in the United States as the home of the New Year’s Eve ball drop. Today, the iconic building is undergoing a major renovation, transforming One Times Square into a year-round tourist attraction. Topped by a new viewing deck, the building will give visitors a view of Times Square from 19 stories up—as well as a closer look at the New Year’s Eve ball, which spans 12 feet in diameter and weighs nearly 12,000 pounds.

Lincoln Engineering Group Helps Luxury Aviation Project Soar with Precision Detailing and Automation

Luxury private jet company Flexjet aimed to bring space-age vibes to Richmond Heights, Ohio, with the construction of their new global headquarters.

Caldim Engineering Delivers SDS2-Designed Steel to the Maldives

While SDS2 customers are stationed all around the world, it’s not too often that SDS2-detailed steel finds its way to places as remote as the Maldives, a tropical archipelago in the Indian Ocean, best known as a top tourist destination for scuba divers, snorkelers, and beachgoers.

SDS2 Keeps Supermetal Teams in Sync from Design through Construction

From designing connections to overcoming construction challenges, the Deloitte Summit building’s complex geometry and stacked-cube design required high levels of coordination and design ingenuity from Supermétal Structures, who not only fabricated the building’s steel structure, but also designed, detailed, and erected it over the course of two years.

Detailing a Mega Moon Rocket Launchpad

An old project from an SDS2 customer is getting new life this year at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida as NASA gets ready to launch a new series of missions to the moon—and beyond.

Parkview Health Core Tower Expansion

A tight schedule and curved geometry on the Parkview Health Core Tower Expansion in Fort Wayne, IN, made for a challenging project for Mold-Tek Technologies detailers.

MB Medical Center

The MB Medical Center in Winter Haven, FL is a two-story, 16,000 sq ft healthcare facility serving central Florida. This was completed in 2021 as part of a medical group dedicated to bringing quality care to the community. As a medical center, MB Medical Center embodies key characteristics typical of such facilities. It boasts a dedicated medical staff, including physicians, nurses, specialists, and administrative professionals, trained to offer a wide array of medical services. The facility is outfitted with state-of-the-art medical technologies and equipment, including advanced imaging machines, laboratory facilities, and electronic health record (EHR) systems. Its accessibility ensures that the local community can easily access healthcare services.

Saxum Vineyard Equipment Barn

Saxum Vineyards, located in the Willow Creek District of Paso Robles, CA is focused on producing award winning Grenache, Syrah, and Mataro based blends using a sustainable process free of chemical fertilizers, herbicides, or pesticides. In addition to the open-air storage that the barn provides, the primary function is to serve as a framework for the attached photovoltaic roof panel system, which offsets more than 100% of the winery’s power demand (roughly 87,000 kWh per year), furthering its commitment to sustainability.

Liberty University Freedom Tower

The 275-foot tall Freedom Tower serves as a centerpiece of Liberty University’s $1 billion campus rebuild. The 17-story tower and base building, which is home to the Rawlings School of Divinity, features classrooms, office space, conference rooms and an observation deck with spectacular views of the Lynchburg, VA campus. From the lobby, visitors can take one of two elevators up to the top of the tower or can choose to climb the 409 stairs to the top. Additionally, visitors can access rooftop terraces on the 2nd and 3rd floors as well as a large wrap-around plaza and garden pergola on the 4th floor.

WVDP Phase 1A

The West Valley Demonstration Project (WVDP) is a federally controlled, 3,300-acre site located 30 miles south of Buffalo, NY. Originally built for commercial reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel between 1966 and 1972, the facility later became the focus of a large-scale decommissioning effort. In 1980, the WVDP Act, signed by President Jimmy Carter, authorized the U.S. Department of Energy (US-DOE) to oversee the remediation of the site, including the disposal of radioactive waste. Due to the hazardous nature of the materials once processed at WVDP, decommissioning requires a highly controlled and systematic demolition process. Rather than conventional structural demolition, which focuses on rapid teardown, this project demands careful engineering analysis to prevent premature collapse and ensure the safety of workers and the surrounding environment. This unique challenge led American DND to adopt RISA-3D as a critical tool for planning and executing the demolition safely.

Phillips 66 Freeport LPG Export Terminal

The Phillips 66 Freeport LPG Export Terminal, located on the Gulf of Mexico in Freeport, TX is a 100-acre facility used for the export of over 4 million barrels liquefied petroleum gas per year. Due to the facility’s location on the water, the finished modules were shipped in on barges and could therefore be larger than what trucks could typically accommodate.

Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Complex

The Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Complex is a 131,000 sq. ft. complex which houses all aviation mechanics responsible for the maintenance of Huey and Cobra helicopters stationed at Camp Pendleton Marine Corps base as well as space for administrative and training activities. In addition to the main hangar, an administrative building and classroom building are also included within the design. The classroom building includes electronic classrooms, aviation training labs and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 250. Overall the entire project has achieved LEED Gold Certification.

REDDY ICE Condensor Support Structure

The Reddy Ice Condenser Support Structure project, located in Oklahoma City, OK, involved the design and construction of a structural steel support system for a 30+ ton industrial condenser. This condenser plays a crucial role in supplying cooling water for the entire manufacturing operation at the Reddy Ice facility. Given the significant weight and operating requirements of the condenser, the supporting structure required meticulous engineering to meet both performance and tolerance criteria. Dr. Gregory P. Wilson, P.E., of The Wilson Geotechnical Group, LLC, led the structural design effort in collaboration with InnerCool Corp. and Lamar Industrial Contractors, Inc. The team’s goal was to deliver a safe, efficient, and constructible support solution that met stringent deflection limits and complex erection constraints.

Binghamton University Smart Energy Building

The new 105,000 sq-ft Smart Energy Building at Binghamton University is part of a series of laboratory research facilities being built on campus. The $45 million building consists of several separate programmatic spaces including two laboratory “pods”, the atrium that connects them and a rotunda structure that links the building with the Center for Excellence (COE). Overall, the main function includes physics and chemistry research lab spaces with a focus on the development of future energy technologies.

Connecticut Children’s Medical Center

Connecticut Children’s Medical Center in Hartford, originally built in the early 1990s, was designed with a steel podium capable of supporting future vertical expansion. Three decades later, CannonDesign was tasked with realizing that expansion in a way that responded to contemporary healthcare delivery needs. Instead of the semicircular tower envisioned in the original scheme, the design team reconfigured the addition as a rectilinear, eight-story, 190,000-sq.-ft clinical tower rising above the existing podium and supported in part by new basement-level foundations. The reimagined tower integrates seamlessly with the existing structure while introducing programmatic flexibility for the future. Most notably, the expansion required a series of secondary yet highly visible structural elements—including a pedestrian bridge, entry canopy, and rooftop framing—that together embodied both the symbolic and functional goals of the project.

Bornhorst + Ward

Bornhorst + Ward Coordinate Projects with Revu

Arup

Revu for Reviews: Arup Goes Digital for Project Delivery

Cottee Parker

Cottee Parker Goes Paperless on Queen’s Wharf

Mechwest

Mechwest Enhances Accuracy of Daily Document Workflows with Revu

Anchored Height Safety

How Anchored Height Safety Streamlined Documentation and Boosted Efficiency with Bluebeam

Ignite Architects

Bridging the Geographic Divide: How One New Zealand Company Uses Bluebeam to Dissolve Language and Time Zone Barriers

Arcadis

How Arcadis Enhanced Communication, Efficiency with Bluebeam

Design Confidence

How Design Confidence Enhanced Fire Safety Strategy Communication with Bluebeam

IHI Energy

Bluebeam: From Lean to Limitless—How Bluebeam Became IHI Energy Solution’s Secret Weapon for Global Project Delivery 

Brosnan

Brosnan Boosts Productivity with Bluebeam’s Seamless Integration

Malabar Hill Forest Trail, Mumbai, India

The Malabar Hill Forest Trail, designed by IMK Architects in Mumbai, India, is a pioneering urban eco-tourism initiative.