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What’s New in ReCap Pro 2026.1: Streamlined User Experience and Enhanced Functionality
Autodesk ReCap Pro 2026.1 is here, bringing a variety of exciting enhancements aimed at improving user experience and optimizing your workflows. This release focuses on refining existing features and introducing enhancements that streamline the reality capture process, making it more efficient and…
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How AECO Can Rely on More Trusted Data
The AECO industry has a data problem. The amount of information we need to complete a project – things like our file storage and model sizes continues to grow. We regularly add new data and file types requiring users to know a…
Architecture
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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…
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[UPDATED] Revit Becomes a Forma Connected Client: Bridging Cloud and Desktop with the Forma Industry Cloud
Update – November 25, 2025 Want to test out Forma’s cloud capabilities directly in Revit? We’ve included these in the latest Revit preview release, so you can enjoy the benefits of Revit becoming a Forma Connected Client and help shape its development.…
Architecture
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Five Powerful Reasons to Check Out the AEC Data Model at AU 2025
AU 2025—happening September 16-18 in Nashville, TN or virtually at a laptop near you—is just around the corner. Architects, Engineers, Contractors, and Owner professionals (AECO) will have the opportunity to connect with experts to learn about the latest technologies and strategies, including…
Architecture
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Announcing the General Availability of the Autodesk Data Exchange Connectors for Inventor, Tekla, and Rhino
In today’s data-driven world, the ability to seamlessly exchange information between systems and stakeholders has become both a necessity and a challenge. In AEC, complex projects bring together architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, and owners – each relying on their own specialized tools…
Architecture