Leadership Edge: TRXL 186
Rethinking architecture’s value chain: exploring tool specificity over monoliths, the real obstacles in AEC, and why capturing design intent, not just drawings, is key to thriving in the age of AI and automation.
BIM 2.0
187: ‘It’s Just Poly’s on a Map’, with Rob Asher and James Blackwood
A conversation with Rob Asher and James Blackwood about exploring the integration of design and data, the challenges of traditional architectural tools, and how Giraffe empowers architects to leverage technology for better decision-making and streamlined workflows in urban planning.
186: ‘Bringing a Bazooka to a Banana Fight’, with Clifton Harness
A conversation with Clifton Harness about exploring the future of architectural technology, challenging industry norms, and the importance of innovation in architecture. Clifton Harness discusses how professionals must adapt to thrive in a changing AEC landscape.
SHoP Architects: Using Lightweight Models as a Foundational Framework
SHoP Architects revolutionizes architectural practice with their lightweight modeling approach, allowing multiple stakeholders to collaborate in real-time while maintaining design flexibility and reducing technical debt.
Leadership Edge: TRXL 175
Real-time decision-making in AEC, adaptive generative design for healthcare, and architects reclaiming their role as master orchestrators. SLAM & Hypar redefine workflows, bridging concept to fabrication with precision, efficiency, and reduced waste.
175: ‘Realtime Decision Making’, with Ian Keough and Keith Fine
A conversation with Ian Keough and Keith Fine.
The Future of AEC Software, Part 2
Access Across Use Cases, Personas and Locations
In part 2 of his series, Aaron Perry lays out why AEC demands a different, modern framework for design collaboration to deliver increasingly complex projects.
After setting the stage by providing a brief history of how professionals have accomplished their work over the