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More Productive After Making the Switch

Software transition stories happen all the time, whether we hear about them or not. In learning about the story of an architectural firm switching from one software to another, the reader needs to fully understand the why. One story worth checking out is that of the firm SYLLA INTERNATIONAL.

Case Study > BIG BIM for the conceptual architect

BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group – is a large, international, conceptual architectural firm based in Copenhagen and New York. BIG has decided to replace Revit with ArchiCAD for the Copenhagen office’s new projects, since it sees ArchiCAD as the more flexible BIM tool that will allow it to gain the most benefits from BIM.

Press Q&A at Giant Japanese Firm Using ArchiCAD

Graphisoft took CAD journalists to Tokyo’s Nikken Sekkei, a firm with 1,200 architects that has standardized on ArchiCAD as their main design software. Last year, Nikken began partnering with Graphisoft to make ArchiCAD better, so some of the new functions are the result of this practical advice.

Are you ready for ArchiCAD 18?

Are you excited about ArchiCAD 18? I sure am. While we wait for June 2014 and the official roll out, it’s worth looking at the big picture of what this release signifies. [Another thoughtful article by Jared Banks.]

WHY SYLLA INTERNATIONAL SWITCHED TO ARCHICAD

After 18 years with Bentley MicroStation and Bentley Architecture, Sylla switched recently to Graphisoft ArchiCAD. This decision was not made lightly, and they looked carefully at all of the options. Read this fascinating article for the key reasons why they chose ArchiCAD.

AECbytes writes about Graphisoft’s New BIMcloud

This article explores the functionality of Graphisoft’s new BIMcloud service, how it is different from the BIM Server technology introduced in ArchiCAD 13 to better support model-based collaboration, the problems it was developed to solve, how it can support collaboration by the extended design team and through mobile devices in addition to traditional computers, its deployment options, and additional capabilities.

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