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Design intelligence: The human touch in the age of AI

Nemetschek's Márton Kiss, chief product officer, discusses design intelligence and the utilisation of AI in design.

Turning building safety into a strategic advantage: The launch of the Golden Thread White Paper

The publication of the Golden Thread White Paper marks a significant moment for the built environment sector, reframing building safety not as a compliance burden but as a strategic opportunity.

Preventative maintenance: Fixing flat roof defects in schools

While RAAC headlines grab attention, only 1% of schools are affected. Many more face disruption from flat roof defects and rising repair costs. Chris Woods of IRT Surveys explains how modern preventative maintenance helps detect issues early, saving time and money.

What structural steel engineers need to know about the second generation of Eurocodes

Manuel Walter of ALLPLAN explains why structural engineers should begin preparing for the new Eurocodes now.

The real challenge isn’t BIM. It’s information management

James Lawrence, solution consultant at Newforma, on why the industry conversation is quietly shifting from BIM to information management.

Semantic modelling: The foundation of outcome-first cognitive buildings

Semantic modelling is the essential foundation for any building that aims to move beyond simple automation and into real-world intelligence. It is the framework that allows us to turn a collection of disconnected data points into a meaningful digital asset, writes John Clarke of Digital Buildings Council founding member One Sightsolutions.

Harrow’s digital twin cuts maintenance costs and enables remote building inspections

Harrow’s digital twin uses high-resolution drone imagery to enable faster, more cost-effective maintenance surveys of multiple public spaces.

Building smarter: How BIM software has become a business strategy, not just a tool

Properly understood and deployed, BIM software moves beyond a drafting tool and into the realm of a data and decision-making platform.

Comprehensive LiDAR survey completed to inform Elland Road redevelopment

As part of planned redevelopment and expansion works at Leeds United Football Club's home ground, an extensive LiDAR survey of Elland Road Stadium has been completed.

The results are in: Vectorworks reveals 2026 Creative Genius Award winners

The Vectorworks creative genius awards celebrate visionary innovators who transform concepts into realities using Vectorworks.

Iterate at Speed. Design without limits: Maxon Redshift for Vectorworks now available

Released with Vectorworks 2026 Update 4, Vectorworks is first in line-up to support Maxon for Archviz for your design needs.

Vectorworks 2026 Update 4 introduces data-driven phasing workflow, next-gen live rendering, and integrated embodied carbon analysis

Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc. releases its fourth update to the Vectorworks 2026 product line, expanding its data-driven workflow capabilities to help designers plan, document, and visualize projects with greater precision and efficiency at every stage of delivery.

BIM-ready hardware: The next leap in construction

As a digital transformation continues to sweep across the industry, Daniel May of Consort Architectural Hardware examines the growing demand for Building Information Modelling (BIM) and how its use is influencing modern design projects.

Proposed changes to ISO19650 BIM standard unveiled

Proposed revisions to the ISO 19650 1-3 standard governing the management of information in Building Information Modelling have been unveiled by BSI and nima.

Digital twin reveals where buildings emit the most carbon

A university research project has developed a comprehensive, design-stage methodology for accurately identifying and prioritising carbon emission reduction strategies across the entire building life cycle by integrating BIM with life cycle assessment.

Threads of change: The evolution and future of BIM

Simon Lewis, partner in the construction and engineering team at Womble Bond Dickinson, and nima senior vice-chair, reflects on the impact of BIM in construction.

Airship Hangar Mülheim: A landmark in advanced timber engineering

A multi-award-winning hangar shows how state-of-the-art structural design, precise digital modeling and circular material strategies can transform a historic aviation icon - engineered with ALLPLAN’s integrated BIM workflow.

Vectorworks highlights 2026 industry trends shaping the future of design

Vectorworks, Inc., reveals its 2026 industry trend insights, outlining the key forces set to define the architecture, interior architecture, landscape architecture and design, and live events industries.

Why digital modelling must start at the policy stage

If governments do not model before they promise major infrastructure projects, they risk promising what they can never deliver, warns Dan Ashton of Proicere Digital.

Smarter, greener, more connected: Nemetschek Group highlights AI and digital twins at BIM World Munich

Artificial intelligence, including emerging agentic AI capabilities, is rapidly reshaping the way we design, build, and operate our built environment, as the Nemetschek Group will explore at BIM World Munich.

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