All IT and computing articles – Page 9
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FeaturesReal-time viewing on a Quest to please
ROADTEST Quest 3D is one of a new generation of real-time viewing tools. Matthew Ratcliffe, of visualisation firm Designhive, recommends it
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FeaturesNew year, new tools
Already software vendors are queuing up to unveil new programmes, updates and services for 2007. David Littlefield looks at what architects can expect to be released over coming months
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FeaturesStudy in time and motion
Electric Image Animation System is the 3D community’s best kept secret according to visualiser Ian Waters. Here, he reviews version 6.5 and discovers it is now even better
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FeaturesHow we did IT
This digital model of central London is the result of a long-term research programme by architectural visualising firm GMJ.
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FeaturesNew model for climate change
The world of building information modelling has cottoned on to the idea that 3D modelling tools could help in the design of greener buildings and is peddling the idea for all it’s worth.
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FeaturesRoadtest: Artlantis ups its visual offer
Abvent has released version 1.2 of Artlantis Studio. Architect Jonathan Reeves, a specialist in cad training and 3D visualisation, says the program is a good mid-range product — but don’t expect too much
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Finding a simpler way of sharing
Broadway Malyan has long been a happy user of Autodesk’s Buzzsaw project collaboration tool. But now the practice is migrating to a rival product, explains the practice’s IT director Simon Johns
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Dont lose sight of the vision
To many architects and interested lay-people the practice of visionary “paper” architecture seems a waste of effort. Yet, contrary to popular belief, many “paper” architects have contributed much more towards charting the impact of advanced technologies — such as virtuality, smart architectures and biological growth within the city — than ...
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How do I set up a website for my practice? - the basics
There are a number of steps to take to get your practice on the web:
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FeaturesRevit in perspective
Last month Autodesk announced it had signed up 100,000 users of its Revit 3D modelling program. BD asked four UK customers for their verdict on what the firm dubs ‘the best solution available’
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Helpdesk - My imperfect profile
Each month, Liam Southwood, co-founder of IT consultancy nittygritty, discusses key IT issues and replies to readers’ queries