
Previously known as the Site C Clean Energy Project, the new John Horgan Dam and Generating Station demonstrates how BIM, cloud collaboration, and digital project delivery helped bring one of Canada’s largest and most complex infrastructure projects from design to operation. Stretching…
Customer Success

On a typical building project, each discipline-specific design team works in its own Revit model. Architects, structural engineers, and MEP teams all need to see each other’s work—but they rarely need to open or edit each other’s files. The hard part is…
Structure

Anyone who coordinates models knows the routine. You open a federated model and immediately need to focus on a specific slice of the project: ductwork on Levels 2–4, structural framing, a particular assembly code, or the systems involved in a coordination review. The coordination…
Architecture

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…
Architecture

Uploading project files sounds simple. Open a folder, move the files, and you are done. Civil infrastructure projects rarely work that way. Most projects include XREFs, DREFs, XML files, templates, source drawings, and other linked data. If files are uploaded without those…
Infrastructure

In this insightful video, we speak with Mateusz Lukasiewicz, Associate Director at KEO International Consultants, who explores how KEO is leveraging Autodesk tools like Forma, Tandem, and Revit to optimize project delivery and operations in the highly dynamic and competitive AEC industry.…
Customer Success