In the last 40 years, Graphisoft has aimed to keep up with the latest innovations through various enhancements to Archicad solutions and services, addressing current challenges and tackling more complex designs.
Looking ahead: new technologies and sustainability Current improvements include articles covering new features, solutions, services and events, among others. To offer additional support, Graphisoft Community seeks to makes it easy for users to get expert help and feedback from peer users. The first of three new bundles is already available, which includes several video courses regarding modeling, design options, BIM workflows and documentation. Save this picture! Courtesy of GraphisoftĪt the same time, with Graphisoft Learn, users can acquire knowledge and delve deeper into the BIM ecosystem through different certified courses and learning bundles. Everything should be around it, automating this process better, helping architects to really concentrate on what they do best, which is design.” How? With “smarter databases, deeper data structures inside Archicad, easier access to data, finer levels of geometry control, and so on.” Referencing the main innovations the company is focusing on, János narrowed it down to improving the design stage: “For us, the focus is on the design phase. To get more insight on the upcoming focus areas and planned milestones, we attended the anniversary event and spoke with Graphisoft executives, including Senior Business Product Manager János Detre. Introducing new features and enhancements, the company aims to pave the way towards a future where BIM is more innovative and connected, ultimately allowing architects to focus on what they do best: unleashing their creativity to deliver great design.
ARCHICAD BIM SOFTWARE
With all of this in mind, in the context of their “40 Years of Building Together” celebration, leading BIM architectural software developer Graphisoft launched its latest solutions and services, including its flagship product Archicad 26. This way, by evolving in parallel with the industry, it can be up-to-date with contemporary issues and continue to assist architects in addressing the challenges and opportunities they regularly face. It must be quick to incorporate new technologies, increase automation and promote better communication between teams. In a changing world where projects must address topics like sustainability and are overall more complex, BIM must constantly reinvent itself.
For decades, the revolutionary software has established itself as a powerful tool with a long list of invaluable capabilities: detecting errors, reducing costs and material waste, mitigating risks, optimizing workflows and, above all, allowing for seamless, multi-disciplinary collaboration. But with constant new features and exciting improvements, it is also very much the future. Considered the second most requested skill (behind field experience) in the industry and used by a growing number of design professionals, Building Information Modeling (BIM) has proved to be the present of architecture.
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