The Nemetschek Group, one of the world's leading software solution providers for the AEC/O and media industry, was once again very successful at the prestigious Construction Computing Awards, also known as “The Hammers.” The Nemetschek brands Graphisoft, Solibri, and Vectorworks received awards for their digital solutions, service offerings, and innovative strength.
KÖZTI Architects & Engineers are embracing the digital way of working with software solutions from the Nemetschek Group. The company, one of the most established design firms in Hungary, has had innovation in their DNA right from the very beginning. Today they are designing stadiums and other large scale construction projects using BIM.
Ballast Nedam, founded in 1877, is fully committed to digitalization and innovation. This provides more added value for their customers, making faster and better decisions, reducing costs and improving processes. This leads to a competitive advantage and added value to the way they design, build and manage assets.
This long term agreement guarantees unlimited access to Solibri Office when and wherever needed – meaning high quality data is available and accessible to deliver construction projects on time, on quality and with minimal waste. The agreement was signed as part of Peab’s long term misson to deliver its clients high quality and cost effective builds with maximum impact on environmental savings.
Solibri and VolkerWessels C&RED have signed an enterprise agreement – meaning VolkerWessels C&RED gets unlimited access to Solibri when and wherever needed by its people. As part of the agreement, VolkerWessels C&RED will use Solibri’s automated checking for its largest projects – this means that quality data will be available and accessible to deliver construction projects on time.
The Nemetschek Group has won four of the prestigious Construction Computing Awards, also known as “The Hammers.” Nemetschek Group brands GRAPHISOFT, Solibri, and Vectorworks, Inc. received the awards for their solutions, service offerings, and innovations.
Open BIM was a key enabler for the planning of a new school for the town of Holbrook, Massachusetts. Flansburgh Architects achieved the Leadership in Energy and Environment (LEED) Gold certification on this building project by leveraging software solutions from the Nemetschek Group, incl. Vectorworks, Bluebeam and Solibri.
The annual report of the Nemetschek Group features an impressive architecture project: the Irina Viner-Usmanova Rhythmic Gymnastics Center in Moscow. Software solutions from GRAPHISOFT, Solibri, and Allplan were involved in planning and “shaping” this building.
Solibri has published the latest edition of its "Journal" - fresh insights and inspiration, told through customer success stories from all around the globe.
In an outstanding display of IFC collaboration and Open BIM teamwork, PDC (a division of DBM Vircon) has won first prize in the design category at the recent 2019 buildingSMART International Awards. The award recognized PDC’s Digital Engineering team for its pioneering and innovative efforts on the $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf project in Brisbane, Australia.
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