By Kevin Spear, P.E.

Corridors are quite fun to build, configure and eventually model various surfaces. Everyone has seen the smooth and clean examples.

Earlier this year we blogged about how Autodesk is making some significant changes to the way its software can be procured. Since time is of the essence, here's a reminder of what's changing.

Today, Autodesk announced its mid-year update to InfraWorks 360 its flagship preliminary engineering and design software. What’s new?

Well, the latest update  brings a more integrated approach between design and analysis.

Looking to make the most of your agency's federal year-end budget? Now is a great time to snap up the Autodesk software or training you've been eyeing.

The financial impact of flooding on U.S. coastal cities is crippling and with rising sea levels and coastal populations, it’s anticipated to get much worse.

New mobile-first solution uses BIM 360 Field data to help owners realize operating potential of their buildings

By Zach Mortice

Commissioned in the depths of the Great Recession, Federal Center South, the Army Corp of Engineers’ regional headquarters in Seattle, was funded by the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. But stimulus money came with big strings attached—namely strenuous requirements that it had to be built very, very quickly and very, very sustainably.

By Chris Perry, CADSoft Consulting

Color schemes are a great visual tool in views to highlight or callout specific criteria of information in the view, generally used in plan-type views.

By Jonathan Rowe

Today, more than half of the world’s population calls a city home. And over the next few decades, that number is projected to rise.

From an environmental perspective, cities are already responsible for the majority of the planet’s energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. To meaningfully battle climate change and stay within our carbon budget, getting things right at the urban scale is critical.

A few weeks ago Autodesk evangelist and Cadalyst contributor, Lynn Allen, joined our partners DLT Solutions and CADD Microsystems for a government seminar in Washington, D.C.