As architects, you’re not just creators of spaces but custodians of the future environment. Sustainability is the keystone of contemporary architecture, guiding both design philosophy and construction practices. And among the most critical aspects of ...
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Our world is getting warmer, and carbon dioxide (CO2) is to blame. CO2 absorbs and radiates heat, leading to what is called the greenhouse effect — as well as climate change. In 2021, CO2 alone was responsible for about two-thirds of the total heatin ...
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The world of architecture and construction is always on the move, always evolving. But we've reached a point where we can't ignore the elephant in the room: the impact that new building construction on our precious environment.
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Remember the time you built your first LEGO masterpiece? The foundation was crucial, but it was the little pieces — the tiny details — that truly transformed it from a pile of bricks into a work of art.
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In this Naviate Rebar discovery session we will take a detailed look our new divide rebar feature that addresses the lapping and control of reinforcement bar lengths! All our existing rebar functions will place reinforcement bar along the full length ...
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In the dynamic world of building design and construction, fire safety engineers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of occupants. As a fire safety engineer, you know that accuracy and efficiency are paramount to delivering succe ...
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When we started the refactoring of Naviate’s Door/Window Drawings tool, we originally took it for granted that all windows would be placed on the outside of the exterior walls. But what if, by accident, a window was placed on the wrong side or got fl ...
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Autodesk BIM 360™ construction management software connects people, data and workflows throughout the building construction lifecycle — and it’s great at doing those things.
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Naviate contains several commands to create piles. This blogpost will focus on Lime Columns and Piles later this fall we'll cover Sheet Piles and Anchors.
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