AU 2020 is the conference for developers, designers, and product managers to learn about the Forge platform and build the skills needed to put it to work. There’s no cost to attend this year's global digital event, but registration is required, so register now. Check out these Forge AU 2020 highlights: READ MORE >

AU 2020 is the global digital conference for designers, manufacturers, managers, and executives to discover a new possible and learn about the latest developments in the digital transformation of their industry. With expert-led classes, visionary mainstage presentations, and dynamic live sessions, AU 2020 gives you unique opportunities to explore trends, share perspectives, and advance practice. It's all happening November 17-20. There’s no cost to attend, but registration is required, so register now. Check out what we have in store for you: READ MORE >

Traditionally, when architectural projects moved to construction, information-rich models were turned into 2D drawings. Vast quantities of data were lost in the process, then recreated. Today, the industry is undergoing an information revolution, adopting digitized workflows that connect the building process from design through preconstruction, construction, and operations. Workflows are becoming integrated, data analytics are becoming simplified, and new approaches like DfMA are becoming more agile and easier to coordinate. These changes are reducing rework and making construction safer, more... READ MORE >

AU 2020 is all about empowering you to explore the new possible—for yourself, your firm, and your industry. Whether you’re an architect, engineer, BIM manager, executive, or building owner, AU 2020 is the global digital conference that can help you move ahead. We're excited to offer new ways to learn and explore the technologies and trends shaping the future of building design and engineering. There’s no cost to attend, but registration is required, so register now. READ MORE >

According to the Paris Agreement on climate, we need to reduce global carbon emissions by 50% by 2030 to hold long-term global warming to a maximum of 2 degrees Celsius compared with pre-industrial levels. It’s an ambitious goal, attainable only if we get to work on a number of fronts. READ MORE >