Cesar Escalante

Cesar leads storytelling efforts for the architecture industry—creating and evangelizing compelling content on new and emerging technologies to colleagues, channel partners, and Autodesk customers around the world. Cesar has deep architecture industry expertise, having spent the past 12 years holding regional design technology leadership roles at large international firms including Gensler, HOK, and Flad Architects. He founded the San Francisco Computational Design Institute, currently chairs the AIA San Francisco Design Technology Committee, and serves on the faculties of the School of Architecture at the California College of the Arts and the Academy of Art University. Cesar is passionate about computational design, digital prototyping, and visual programming, and he is an active speaker in the AEC industry.

  • What’s New in Revit 2027.2: Faster, More Connected, and More Precise BIM Workflows

    Revit 2027.2 continues the 2027 release with a set of features focused on connected, higher-performance, and more predictable BIM workflows. Practical improvements support everyday production, from opening large models and navigating accelerated views to documenting design intent, coordinating site context, evaluating outdoor comfort, detailing reinforcement, and sizing MEP systems. The release also expands the connection…

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  • What’s New in Revit 2027.1: More Control Across Design, Analysis, and Fabrication

    Revit 2027.1 continues the 2027 release focus on connected, higher-performance, and more predictable BIM workflows. For advanced users, the value of this release is in how these updates strengthen your everyday workflows: documenting design intent, coordinating cloud-connected models, validating analysis results, and preparing models for fabrication. This point release introduces a pack of enhancements across…

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  • What’s New in Revit 2027: A Smarter, More Connected Way to Work

    Design teams aren’t short on tools. They’re short on time. Between tighter deadlines, growing model complexity, and constant coordination across disciplines, the real challenge isn’t just designing, it’s keeping everything aligned without slowing down. Autodesk Revit 2027 responds to that reality. This release brings Autodesk AI into the modeling environment, connects workflows across the cloud,…

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  • 2025 RIBA Sustainability Award Central Foundation Boys’ School by Hawkins\Brown

    Autodesk at the 2025 RIBA Stirling Prize Ceremony

    Celebrating Sustainability and Design Excellence The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Awards continue to stand as one of the most respected platforms for recognizing architectural excellence, celebrating projects that advance design quality, social value, and environmental responsibility. This was the RIBA Stirling Prize 2025 Ceremony, held on October 16 at the Roundhouse in London,…

    Architecture

  • What’s New in Revit 2026.4: Advancing Simulation, Visualization, and Efficiency Gains

    Revit 2026.4 continues Autodesk’s mission to make design workflows faster, smarter, and more connected across disciplines. This release focuses on expanding performance simulations, enhancing visualization workflows, and improving efficiency to enable you to design with greater confidence and clarity. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new. Autodesk Insight: Simulation Factors Autodesk Insight for Revit…

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  • What’s New in Revit 2026.3: Practical Gains in Advanced Workflows

    Revit 2026.3 delivers a focused set of enhancements designed to streamline high-efficiency workflows, minimize repetitive actions, and connect project data more intelligently. Here’s how the latest tools and updates support advanced project delivery and increase flexibility across key Revit usage areas. Core Improvements in Revit 2026.3 Create Walls by Room and by Segment on Non-room-bounding…

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