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Recycling and reusing the built Olympic legacy

08/08/2016

When watching the Rio games, did you think about who created the venues, and what will happen to all the new sports infrastructure after the games?

Civil Engineering plays a huge role in preparation and identifying the needs, impact and changes that need to be made to the host city to ensure a great event. At the same time, the impact of the event on the city itself have to be...

The Kelpies: When 300 tons of steel meet art.

02/08/2016

Check out the latest case study... The Kelpies, the centerpiece to the recreation area Helix project in Falkirk, Scotland. Students there are amazing structures all around you. Composed of multiple materials like steel, concrete, and timber. Have you explored these structures? Have you dreamed of your own creation?...

The Kelpies: When 300 tons of steel meet art.

12/07/2016

Use Cases

The Kelpies is a public sculpture, an engineering feat and the centerpiece to the recreation area Helix project in Falkirk, Scotland. This massive structure includes two majestic water horse heads which each stand 30 meters high and comprise of 300 tons of structural steel each. They form a dramatic gateway at the eastern entrance to the Forth and Clyde canal, and the new canal extension....

Tekla Structures Learning 2016 Service Pack 3 now available for download

30/06/2016

Service Pack is an update for Tekla Structures. We recommend you to install the latest version of Tekla Structures as it includes many new improvements and updates.

Here is a snapshot of what this update includes:

Improvements to working with steel components Improvements to the organizer Improvements to drawings Improvements to modeling

Tekla Student Design Challenge - Institute of Technical Education, Singapore

16/06/2016

The Tekla Student Design Challenge is an interactive competition where teams of students compete to secure a bid for a construction project. Teams need to cost the project, model & detail the structural frame based off the architectural model, provide a schedule for the project, prepare construction drawings, and present their final bid results to a panel of judges.

To read more...

Changing the industry: German Students Participate in New BIM Course

14/06/2016

Changing times require traditional industries to focus on advancement and innovation. A new BIM course at the University in Bochum, Germany, aims to prepare students for BIM in practice. The Ruhruniversity Bochum is the biggest university in the German Ruhr area, the heart of the steel industry in Europe. The region with its 12 million inhabitants has been facing a hard transition since...

Euro 2016 – Stadiums created with BIM technology

09/06/2016

Tekla Structures had a big role in creating the stadiums that will host the Euro 2016 competition in France. Building Information Modeling (BIM) was used to model the Le Parc Olympique Lyonnais in Lyon, the Stade Velodrome in Marseille and the Matmut Atlantique stadium in Bordeaux.

Matmut Atlantique in Bordeaux

This stadium located in southwestern France, was opened...

Preparing "industry ready" engineers

02/06/2016

Preparing "industry-ready" engineers & detailers. At Trimble, we have recognized this skill shortage and are committed to helping the industry with this skills gap. To avoid any barriers we have created an online platform giving students access to Tekla Structures, a state of the art BIM software, as well as industry specifi¬c tutorials. By preparing students with industry knowledge...

Nationwide Student Building Conference - BUDMIKA 2016. Poznań, Poland

31/05/2016

On 20-22 April the 3’rd edition of Nationwide Student Building Conference - BUDMIKA 2016 took place, organized by the students’ research circles of: civil engineering, environmental engineering and architecture from Poznan University of Technology. It was the largest students’ building conference in Poland, in which participants represented technical universities across the country. The topics...

Drones Can Monitor Construction

23/05/2016

Spotting construction trouble from the sky? Yes! University of Illinois has developed a predictive analytics tool called “Flying Superintendent” to automate the monitoring of large construction projects.

The system uses images and videos taken by drones flying over the construction site and combines them with Building Information Models (BIM) to identify actual and potential...

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