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LATEST — WEEK 45 · 2026
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Product Oct 16, 2025
The Corvalis Residence Project Begins The project architect had just kicked off a new residential development - the Corvalis Residence in Greenwich, London. From the outset, the client's vision was…
Read moreResearch Oct 10, 2025
The “Great Retirement” is here - and it's creating a serious knowledge gap. A new APQC survey found that, on average, organizations expect 51% of their workforce to retire or leave within five years…
Read moreResearch Oct 3, 2025
In the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, data discipline is proving to be a major competitive advantage. Recent research by Autodesk and Deloitte found that companies…
Read moreProduct Sep 25, 2025
The Problem: Buried Project Photos, Lost Insights Picture this: you’re kicking off a new design and recall a perfect facade detail from a past project - if only you could find that photo buried in…
Read moreProduct Sep 19, 2025
In architecture, hard lessons often slip through the cracks. Project teams wrap up and move on, and documented mistakes gather dust in shared folders. This means the same errors can come back to…
Read moreProduct Sep 11, 2025
Every architectural project generates a wealth of markups yet much of this wisdom is forgotten once the project wraps up. As one architect put it, “we discovered that it’s hard to find information on…
Read moreProduct Sep 4, 2025
For many architects and BIM managers, the treasure trove of past project drawings often feels more like a messy attic than a handy library of lessons. Critical design knowledge is commonly buried in…
Read moreProduct Aug 28, 2025
The Problem of Legacy Search Systems Most AEC teams have experienced the frustration of poor search tools. The data exists, but legacy systems make it hard to retrieve. Typically, you’re forced to…
Read moreProduct Aug 21, 2025
Most architecture and engineering firms store information in scattered formats - documents, drawings, spreadsheets, emails, and shared drives. Databases, when they exist, are often built manually…
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