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2008 DesignIntelligence Technology Survey
The 2008 Technology Issue is chock-full of timely data and expert insight…
Articles
- 06/29/11 Learning From Legacy Since longevity is a key measure of sustainable design success, perhaps we can learn from some of the monumental structures that exist today, 5,000 years after their construction.
- 06/29/11 Sprawl Repair: From Auto-Scale to Human-Scale Leveraging design, policy, and incentives, sprawl can be transformed into complete communities with balanced uses and transportation options.
- 05/03/11 Realities Are Transformed by Technology Results from new DesignIntelligence research demonstrate ways that technology has been a friend to professional services firms.
- 05/03/11 The Softer Side of Technology Technology places a premium on leadership and collaboration, demanding that everyone communicate in ways they never did before.
- 05/03/11 1 Redefining the Way We Make Architecture As firms and their clients realize BIM’s great potential, the possibilities, pitfalls, and new solutions posed by its implementation come into focus.
- 05/03/11 1 BIM Beyond Boundaries Opting for depth over breadth of expertise is a false choice that will lead individuals, organizations, the profession, and industry in the wrong direction.
- 05/03/11 Landscape Information Modeling BIM isn’t just for buildings. The same automation, visualization, and analysis benefits that the software delivers to building projects can be brought to bear in landscape architecture.
- 05/03/11 Magnifying Innovation Leverage the benefits of technology by taking appropriate lessons from other industries while keeping A/E/C-specific best practices in mind. And don’t forget to take a healthy dose of skepticism as needed.
- 01/03/11 When These Walls Can Talk Advances in materials science and computer technology have had a huge impact on wall design. And there’s much more to come.
- 01/03/11 1 Change of State in A/E/C Creative disruption through technology, delivery, research, and M&A is shaking up the status quo … for the better.
