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Tag Archives: Autodesk
Pipe Dreams – BIM is (still) the broadband killer-app
By Fred Abler Nearly ten years ago I attended my first Internet2 conference. I was presenting my research project the Objective Networks Collaboratory. It was a free 3D model server for sharing SketchUp components funded by @Last Software and Cal … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, Architecture, BIM, History, Revit, SketchUp, Theory & Concepts, Uncategorized, Virtual Design and Construction
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Autodesk 123D 4,5,6…12,13,14…is it a model yet?
By Marc Fredrickson To state my bias first. I’ve never much been a fan of photo stitch programs. With Autodesk’s release of 123D Catch I thought I’d check in to see the current state of the software. I downloaded and … Continue reading
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