New features added to the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction collection

Autodesk announced that it has added new design capabilities to its existing Architecture, Engineering & Construction Collection that can be used even in the pre-construction phase.

The newly introduced features are provided at no additional cost, from pre-construction planning to design of buildings and facilities, in a next-generation BIM (Building Information Modeling) and Revit-based workflow.

New features in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Collection transform Revit models into immersive visual environments, allowing users to visualize them. Analysis and computational design software have also been added. Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional and Structural Bridge Design work alongside Revit, expanding users' analysis capabilities for all structures.

Additionally, users have access to the Dynamo Studio standalone programming environment, enabling them to solve problems more quickly through automated workflows that drive the geometry and behavior of their design models.

“Even leading companies in innovation are complaining that purchasing new software is a huge financial burden due to rapidly changing technologies,” said Lim Min-soo, Managing Director of Autodesk Korea’s Architecture, Construction, and Civil Engineering division. “Visualization, analysis, and fabrication capabilities for implementing BIM workflows are now essential for maintaining competitiveness.” He added, “With Autodesk’s latest Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Collection, users will be able to experience an upgraded BIM workflow, and with integrated software, they will be able to build models for visualization, manufacturing, and various fields, and achieve excellent results.”