Baseball and construction may not have much in common, but they both produce a lot of data. In its raw form, that data has only limited value. But if you can analyze it and extract insights, you can make better decisions, which can lead to better results. In baseball, that’s called playing moneyball, and the outcome is more wins. In construction, the same approach can help you build better buildings and improve margins. READ MORE >

Great speakers are an essential part of the AU learning experience. They inform and inspire, helping others discover new possibilities on their professional journey. AU wouldn't be AU without them. We’re excited to present the classes and speakers that took top honors at AU 2020, our first global digital event attended by more than 100,000 professionals.  Top Session Overall Marcello Sgambelluri 8 Yrs’ Worth of Dynamo and Revit Classes from 1 Speaker in 60 Min Volume 2 READ MORE >

Industry transformation has been happening for decades, driven by continued advances in digital tools and materials science. In many cases, the pandemic has accelerated the pace of change (think: cloud-based collaboration). As we enter 2021, we find ourselves adapting to a unique combination of both long-term and short-term forces that will surely make this year unlike any other. Check out these top trends that will likely shape your work in 2021 and the AU learning that can help you get ready. READ MORE >

Expanding your skills, moving forward in your career, and staying informed on the latest innovations in your industry are all part of learning online year-round at AU. In addition to exploring classes and watching Theater talks on demand at the AU website, you can also read articles on a variety of topics, from new workflows to perspectives on industry innovation and everything in between. READ MORE >

When you’re planning a new construction project—whether it’s a single building, a complex, or a whole community—there’s a lot to consider. The terrain and how to use it. Surrounding structures and how new buildings will fit in. Density, traffic, sunlight, views, and noise. Zoning codes and other regulations. Cost and schedule. And last but far from least, the project’s impact on the environment, both local and global. READ MORE >