Many construction professionals forecast more confidently and deliver projects more successfully using Building Information Modelling (BIM).
With greater insight into designs and more accurate data, construction professionals can plan, coordinate and control project outcomes more effectively. Building Design Suite offers the tools you need to evaluate and enhance the constructability of designs to reduce delays, errors and cost overruns.
Improve control before and during construction
- Visually explore project constructability
- Determine project complexity
- More effectively coordinate site planning
- Rapidly generate material takeoffs
- Maintain more accurate budgets
- Predict and communicate project outcomes
- Simulate schedules and logistics in 4D
Quadra your Partner for BIM
Our partnership approach to BIM means that we are here to help, advise and help you get the most from your BIM Journey. As an Autodesk Gold Reseller, we ensure you know the facts, support you throughout the transition and deliver extensive and ongoing support.
Stunning Visual Experience lets you see your drawings more clearly. Smart Dimensioning automatically creates appropriate measurements based on your drawing context.
Revit® building design software is specifically built for Building Information Modelling, including features for architectural design, MEP and structural engineering and construction.
Navisworks® project review software products enable architecture, engineering and construction professionals to holistically review integrated models and data with stakeholders to gain better control over project planning and outcomes.
From 27th March 2019, Autodesk is making the following price changes to subscriptions: Approximately 2.5% price increase on SRP for most subscriptions Approximately 10% price increase on SRP for industry collections with multi-user access Maybe include which products aren’t affected as a positive These changes will affect:Customers who are on subscription or buying a new subscription licence Customers […]
The interest in Building Information Modelling has increased within the construction industry over the past few years, driven primarily by the 2011 government mandate on all public sector projects. And it is becoming widely heralded as being an essential part of improving efficiency within the construction industry. But when BIM is not implemented and managed correctly BIM can be a burden, especially in an industry that has long had a reputation for disconnected stakeholders and responsibilities. The solution, you may say is a BIM Manager. But what does a BIM manager ‘actually’ do? And why is it so important to have one? 
