Tomasz Fudala

Tomasz Fudala is a seasoned professional who combines a strong background in structural engineering with over 20 years of experience in the software industry. He brings extensive expertise in BIM solution implementation, process automation, and digital transformation, with a particular focus on Autodesk Revit. As a Principal Technical Onboarding Architect at Autodesk, he partners with customers to successfully adopt new technologies, streamline AECO workflows, and optimize their processes to deliver greater efficiency and business value. Find him on Twitter @tomekf

  • Revit for Structural Engineering

    Revit allows structural engineers to create their models and documentation in an advanced BIM environment. By using Revit, structural designers and engineers can produce accurate design intent models and give engineers and detailers the information they need to develop models to a higher level of fidelity for Fabrication and Installation purposes. Dynamo for Revit is…

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  • Spirally Reinforced Concrete Columns in Revit

    The longitudinal reinforcement bars in columns can be tied together with separate smaller diameter transverse bars along the column height or they can be spirally-reinforced. Spirally-reinforced columns they are ones in which the longitudinal bars are arranged in a circle surrounded by a closely spaced continuous spiral. Advantages to using spirally reinforced columns There are…

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  • Sensing Tests Improve Reliability of Structural Engineering

    Sensequake is making cities safer and smarter by bringing real sensing data to structural engineering practices. By using their solutions you can improve reliability of your finite element models, directly assess structural integrity and monitor health of all type of structures. Sensequake technology can be used for seismic and time history analysis. 3D-SAM software can quickly…

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    Interested in structure? See what’s new in Revit 2018 for Steel Design and Concrete Detailing

    The latest version of Revit software released just a few days ago, and if you’ve taken a look at Revit 2018, you will have noticed that this release has a number of features related to extending design to fabrication detailing and construction. These include modeling tools for better capturing the intent of your design or…

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  • Learn What’s New in Revit 2018 for Steel Design

    Revit 2018 includes a several major updates for steel design and detailing including over 130 new parametric steel connections. The Steel Connections for Revit 2018 add-in has heavily extended its connections categories and now has 24 tube connections, 23 bracing connections, 12 column-beam connections, and two new categories– Miscellaneous, Purlins & Cold rolled.  With these…

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  • Learn What’s New in Revit 2018 for Concrete Detailing

    Building on Autodesk’s strategy to make Revit a robust model authoring tool for designing and concrete detailing, the Revit 2018 release includes a number of new features that increase modeling versatility, accuracy, and productivity for engineers and detailers. We’re excited to share these feature with you—take a look! In Revit 2018 you can place rebar…

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