Case Studies
Case Studies
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The East London Line is part of the London Underground Network and has been operating in various guises since 1869. The line features the world
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Good decision-making depends on everyone working with the best data possible. Rushmoor Borough Council, south-west of London, has done just that by using AutoCAD Map to bring together its design and geographic information.
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The Marina Bayfront Pedestrian Bridge in Singapore features a double-helix to replicate the designers
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London architects Newtecnic utilise Gehry Technologies Digital Project (DP) software to create structural building facades that are innovative, beautiful and buildable. By Nick Lerner.
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Bison Concrete leads the market in precast concrete technology and as such makes heavy demands on its printing solutions. Amy Nicholson finds out how Oc? equipment has helped Bison to stay on top.
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When building contractor Lakesmere needed a digital archiving solution it turned to a portal-based technology from Union Square Software.
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A new polygonal modelling add-on for Rhino gave furniture craftsman Peter Donders, the control he needed to bring a 1913
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For the structural design of One New Change, a seven-storey, mixed office and retail redevelopment in London, Arup adopted a 3D process with Revit Structure.
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Kingspan Off Site made the move to Tekla Structures to assist in the design and engineering of its systems, which in turn directly drive its manufacturing process.
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Reusing the right drill-site design data has helped reduce oil field engineering costs by $2 million for ConocoPhillips Alaska Inc. (CPAI).
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Nonlinear FEA (Finite Element Analysis) is playing an increasingly important role in building better and more economical bridges for the future.
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Wigan Council needed a versatile civils package to enable its engineers to work easily in 3D. The council turned to Autodesk Civil 3D.
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John Marchant recently visited the site of
5 Churchill place in London
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John Marchant attended the inaugural UK AUGI (Autodesk User Group International) Design Academy, but despite innovative workshops spread over two days, attendance figures fell short of expectations.