Respected by BIM designers the world over, Tekla Structures is increasingly being used as a platform to create specialized tools for specific construction tasks. Tekla’s open API makes this...
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Connected construction enables the collection and analysis of data to inform sustainable decision-making. By incorporating sustainability into projects, construction companies can reduce...
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Construction projects develop in many ways. Some go smoothly and collaboratively, while others may be more turbulent and challenging. By closing the gaps between people, processes and...
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Ease of collaboration, detailed shop drawings, and parametric modeling entice more steel fabricators to choose detailers using Tekla Structures. As part of the construction process, it’s up...
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Every construction project owner wants to have control of their project, but risk is simply part of the business. This article examines how constructible data can help mitigate and eliminate...
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Structural engineers, detailers, contractors, and many other stakeholders are already making the most of Tekla Structures and creating, reviewing, and sharing Tekla's truly constructible models to...
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Detailers are confronted with various obstacles that lead to extended work hours and jeopardize the quality of their final output, thus potentially impacting the success of their construction...
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Seamless interoperability has emerged as a critical element in the open BIM initiative within the construction industry. BIM is essentially a collaborative process, not a software...
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Frequently proclaimed as being the key to the construction industry’s future, Offsite Construction has certainly grown in popularity in recent years. While the offsite conversation may often focus...
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As we creep ever closer to the 2050 net-zero deadline, reducing CO2 throughout the design, construction and operation phases of our new buildings and infrastructure is key. With engineers and...
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Structural engineering offices have an opportunity to take control of construction progress by delivering the industry reliable project certainty to mitigate risk for profit, projects and...
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"It completely changed how I do my job. Before we just took paper drawings down and left the team on site to do it. Now, there is a workflow you can follow through Tekla PowerFab." Founded more...
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Deflections should always be considered in the design of slabs, in order to meet serviceability criteria applicable to concrete floor systems. While there are several ways to determine and...
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Deflections should always be considered in the design of slabs, in order to meet serviceability criteria applicable to concrete floor systems. While there are several ways to determine and...
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Ville Rousu shares his thoughts on Trimble’s digital evolution, including the company’s work with GDPR and ISO 27001. Ville is a Senior Director leading our Strategic Portfolio Engineering...
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Keeping your company and products safe from cyber-attacks requires more than just virus protection and firewalls. Our Cyber Security Specialist for Tekla software, Jarkko Leminen, takes a look...
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Construction and sustainability have not always gone hand-in-hand, but times are changing. In 2021, Autodesk reported that 82 percent of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC)...
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 Digital twins are emerging as an essential tool in construction and the built environment. In fact, Las Vegas unveiled a digital twin of a 7-square-kilometer section of its downtown in...
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Cross section of Tekla model over steel hall with slab on ground and sandwich element walls. Base insulation has been modeled with the Floor layout tool. Tekla Structures' strength is the...
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Trimble employee remotely controls a dozer at Dimensions 2022+Â -- reflecting the industry's increased investment in autonomous technology solutions. Â Despite facing challenges like labor...
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