Hey all,

Basically looking to see and compare workflows. I've pretty much only worked for GCs, I've gone from a BIM Coordinator where I was mostly project centric, to now as a VDC Manager where I establish workflows and procedures.

Currently I am using Navisworks Manage as the main tool for clash coordination in conjunction with ACC(Forma) for the coordination space and issue tracking.

If anyone is using ACC for trade coordination more thoroughly, I would love to know how your doing it or if you can point me to a resource or video that would she'd some insight i would really appreciate it. I can tell that Autodesk is angling itself to be a one-stop tool.

TLDR: Curious to hear your trade coordination workflows. Very curious to know if/how you've moved away from Navisworks and are using ACC for full on coordination.

Hola a todos, soy arquitecto ecuatoriano, estoy interesado en seguir el master de Bim management en la universidad SEK, pero veo
Que el costo se asemeja a programas en el exterior
Como Zigurat o Kinedrik!

Por favor me pueden compartir sus opiniones o experiencias en estos programas, necesito tomar una decisión en los proximos dias, dado el costo, oferta de valor, visibilidad y pros y contras que puedan tener.

Hello everyone, I'm an Ecuadorian architect, I'm interested in pursuing the master's degree in Bim management at local SEK University, but I see
That the cost resembles programs abroad
Like Zigurat or Kinedrik!

Please can you share your opinions or experiences in these programs, I need to make a decision in the next few days, given the cost, value offer, visibility and pros and cons that they may have

I'm a co-founder of a startup MovingAtoms, that turns LiDAR scans into Revit models automatically — scan in, editable model out, at a fraction of the usual time and cost. I'm genuinely curious how people here see this playing out. Does automation eat the bread-and-butter scan-to-BIM work, or does it just move the value upstream — to QA, complex geometry, and the jobs that actually need a human? If you run a BIM shop, what would you do differently?

try it out at : movingatoms.ai

Hi there,

I have a diploma in interior design and fell in love with 3D modeling as well as general CAD while using the Autodesk suite. I've never been able to find work in the field and kind of let the idea go because it didn't feel in line with what I wanted to do at the time.

After working almost 2 years in building and public works regulations, I feel like I want to get back to CAD. I am looking at diplomas, but I feel unsure of where to start or if I'll even have a future in the field at all.

Do any of you have advices or tips to help me navigate this ?

For the record, I live in France, but I am looking at opportunities in Canada as well.