Swing from a chandelier? Been there, done that. But what about a chandelier that does its own swinging—and rising and falling and tipping and tilting? All in sync to nightclub music? And is 65 feet tall, sports 20,000+ lights, and comprises eight concentric, multimedia rings? Two words: Party on!
All designers dream of creating something that captures people’s attention and imagination. These guys are living the dream.
And it’s not even warmed up yet.
Each AutoCAD® customer success story in this curated series—the full, original stories are hosted on Line//Shape//Space, an Autodesk®-supported website—focuses on the motivated people who bring these great projects to life. They all use AutoCAD software, but that’s almost besides the point.
AutoCAD Customer Success: The Adventure Continues….
This is the eighth in a series of shout-outs to AutoCAD customer success stories hosted on Line//Shape//Space. Earlier in the tour, I pointed you to…
- Week 1: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… Sustainability Projects (three stories)
- Week 2: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… Humanitarian Projects (three stories)
- Week 3: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… First-Time Design (two stories)
- Week 4: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… Public Works (two stories)
AutoCAD Customer Success: The “How Cool Is That?” Mini-Series….
Today’s customer success story about Tait Towers’ chandelier for Omnia Nightclub, in Caesars Palace, in Las Vegas is also the fourth in a mini-series we’re calling “How cool is that?” These stories are just a bit cooler than most.
- Week 5: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… Levitation. How Cool Is That?
- Week 6: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… 3D-Printed Organs. How Cool Is That?
- Week 7: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… Shanghai Disneyland Castle. How Cool Is That?
Next up: AutoCAD Customers Succeed with… Helping Families Rebuild After a Disaster.
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