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Airports & ports
Use BIM for airport design to help you to co-ordinate complex models across various disciplines – architectural, structural, civil, mechanical and more.
Managing the business
See how new ways of working can help you to win projects, collaborate better with partners, mitigate project issues and motivate your team.
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Four ways BIM changes the game for transportation
A shift in the industry toward more intelligent, model-based workflows can help deliver improved value to your complex projects and your firm.
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Are your engineers facing extinction?
If you're still designing in 2D CAD, it's time to start thinking about using BIM to connect workflows, improve project insight and make better decisions for your projects.
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Beyond insight to better results
Transport projects are changing. See why other firms are adapting and how they're doing it.
Innovating in civil design
Early adopters are exploring new technology, workflows and funding models. See how BIM is playing a fundamental role.
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Think beyond today with a new strategic approach
Get competitive by creating a new path forward—from people, processes and technology to client relationships, new opportunities and more.
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Technology should evolve your way of working
New technology should support the way you do your work. See how one super-user of 3D modelling improves airport design.
Civil engineering in practice
Get the tools you need to help reduce rework and create a more integrated approach to design.
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Virtual models help design and construct terminal
The 5th busiest airport in the US created a virtual model for a new addition to improve spatial co-ordination, clash detection, structural analysis, collaboration and more.
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Gatwick creates smooth collaboration
See how this airport and its ecosystem create improved collaboration and data sharing to support a multi-disciplinary airport design project.