Sunday 05/02/2012



And the Winner Is…CATIA
26 January 2012
When the six finalists for the 2012 North American Car/Truc...
Lawrence Tech Students Develop Winning Designs Using Dassault Systemes
12 January 2012
Dassault Systemes, a world leader in 3D and Product Lifecyc...
Dassault Systèmes Acquires Enginuity PLM to Accelerate Innovation for Formulated Products
20 December 2011
Dassault Systèmes Expands PLM Offer for CPG, Life Sciences ...
Isight 5.6 for Simulation Automation and Design Optimization
20 December 2011
Dassault Systèmes has announced the availability of Isight ...
CATIA Natural Sketch gives digital sketching a whole new dimension
06 December 2011
A breakthrough 3D sketching experience, that finally brings...


Architectural Engineering & Construction

Project Lifecycle Management (PLM)

Improving the way a design is translated into the physical construction phase and the communication that supports this effort is one of the challenges facing the AEC industry. PLM is an approach and technology that supports this activity and provides the infrastructure upon which a robust engineering framework can be developed to deliver a project.


PLM has evolved from an extension of 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools that have been around for many years and adds further technology that allows product visualisation, digital mock-up, knowledge capture, re-use, digital manufacture and collaboration, all of which is controlled and co-ordinated within an overall data management system.

 

 

 

> Building Information Management (BIMan)

> PLM Benefits

> Business Pressures

> PLM “Push or Pull”

> Can AEC benefit from lessons learnt in Auto and Aero?



Just 36 years old, Thomas Heatherwick has already established himself as one of the most exciting and innovative figures in British design. He is perhaps most famous for his sculpture, The B Of The Bang, in Manchester. Heatherwick Studio is pushing the boundaries of architecture, sculpture and product design by combining all three with innovative free thinking and not letting existing construction techniques curb ambition.


 

 


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