ALLPLAN, provider of BIM solutions for the AEC industry, today introduced the service release of its latest version Allplan 2022. The BIM solution stands for the integrated working method of architects, engineers, and contractors on a single platform, from the initial design to successful implementation on the construction site.
The Institute for Applied Construction Informatics (iabi) at Munich University of Applied Sciences is to be significantly expanded. The institute plans to appoint two professors for construction informatics and to create two positions for research assistants. To this end, a funding agreement was signed on Monday, 19 April 2021.
The Nemetschek Group has published its CSR Report 2020. Titled "Sustainable Building", the report shows the Group's approach to sustainability and the measures taken in the areas of Employees & Society, Environment & Climate and Integrity & Compliance.
One of the world’s most ambitious building projects is currently under construction in Australia. The impressive new district Queen´s Wharf in Brisbane is being developed using software solutions from the Nemetschek Group. The project relies on OPEN BIM, data driven workflows, and an integrated design approach.
Through the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, Markus Engineering is pressing on with delivery of the new Radisson Collection Hotel in Budapest, Hungary, by using multiple software solutions from the Nemetschek Group. Despite the restrictions against in-person working, the engineering and management firm has kept the project on schedule leveraging GRAPHISOFT and Bluebeam.
Matt Wheelis, VP Industry Strategy at the Build & Construct Division of the Nemetschek Group about the importance of open standards for the construction industry.
Munich, January 12, 2021 - Tomorrow, BAU ONLINE 2021 opens its virtual doors. Allplan, Bluebeam, Vectorworks (represented by their reseller Computerworks) and Nevaris - four brands of the Nemetschek Group - will present their solutions. They are hosting lectures and workshops on topics such as digitization of the construction site and open standards in the construction lifecycle, and many more.
Viktor Várkonyi, Chief Division Officer of the Planning & Design Division and Member of the Executive Board of the Nemetschek Group, explains why data-driven design is more efficient than model-driven design and what this has to do with Building Lifecycle Intelligence.
As part of the global campaign "50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders" starting today, the Nemetschek Group showcases the impact of digital solutions for a more sustainable built world. The 50 companies and businesses invited are creating blueprints for a green and sustainable future.
The Nemetschek Group is Executive Partner of BIM Virtual 2020. The Nemetschek brands Allplan, Bluebeam, DDS, dRofus, FRILO, Precast and Solibri will present their solutions in the virtual format of BIM World Munich with workshops and webinars.
With Ed. Züblin AG, FRILO Software GmbH, provider of innovative solutions for statics and structural design, has won one of the largest German construction companies as a research partner. The cooperation came about through the collaboration of both companies in the Technical Committee "Design and Construction".
A glance ahead by Koen Matthijs, Chief Division Officer, Operate & Manage Division at the Nemetschek Group: So far, the sudden shift to home working appears to have been successful. But how to continue?
