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Webinar
Leading the Shift
Driving change in AEC isn’t just about new tools—it’s about shifting mindsets. In our latest webinar with Pete from THW, we explored the realities of change management, the roadblocks to innovation, and the strategies that Design Technology leaders can use to push their company and the industry forw
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The Craft
The Craft Ep4 - Elmira Aghshaei
Elmira joins us to talk about the journey of moving from working at a large firm to starting her own practicee.
Iconic Collaborations: The Bridges of New York Part 1
In this edition of our Iconic Collaborations series, we will look at an important aspect of New York City’s urban landscape, its bridges. We explore the lessons learned from these projects and how we can apply them to building design today.
As slow, clunky, and tedious as it is, documentation has been and likely will continue to be the main deliverable for AEC professionals for the foreseeable future. At Arcol we want to make this process faster, easier, and dare we say…enjoyable?
We explore how the Palace of Versailles overcame early planning challenges to become an architectural marvel and unpack how the lessons learned are still applicable today.
Glenn Adamson is a proponent of craft-led contemporary art, architecture and design, the noted curator, writer and historian closes out a prolific year with the curation of major collectible design fair Design Miami.
The Arcol Roadmap. Part 1: Why “Figma for BIM” was important
AEC deserves better design tools. In the Arcol team’s mind it is clear why having a Figma-like tool is important, but we understand that some explanation is required.
Designing and constructing buildings is inherently a collaborative thing to do, yet if we look at the tools we use in AEC we see that they are actually quite siloed. Why did this happen and how did we get here?