Recently we interviewed Matti, an educator from Karelia University of Applied Sciences (Karelia UAS) in Finland, who is teaching a course on Tekla Structures and Building Information Model (BIM). The course is arranged three times every academic year and around 200 students participated either in the classroom teaching or online. In his...

Building Information Modeling (BIM) maturity levels range from Level 0-3 and beyond, defining what criteria are required to be deemed BIM-compliant.

The UK maturity model (pictured below), developed by Mark Bew and Mervyn Richards, has been a useful diagram to understand the BIM maturity levels.

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The second main version of Tekla Structures Learning edition in 2018 is now available on Tekla Campus. Here are some of the highlights.

In Tekla Structures 2018i, customization tools for ribbon, property pane, and user-defined commands have been completely redesigned so that you can choose the working methods that best suit you while having more...

You may have heard the terms like LOD 100, LOD 300 or even LOD 400 from time to time. What is LOD and the meaning of those numbers? Here are some basics about LOD and constructability for you.

In the world of Building Information Modeling (BIM), LOD stands for Level of Detail or Level of Development. As a common reference in the standards published on the...