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The Importance Of Wood In Traditional Japanese Architecture  The beauty and relevance of traditional Japanese architecture rely on a very unique combination of factors: The use almost exclusive [...]

Hello friends from the world, These uncertain and bizarre times are taking its toll in many of us. Not only due to the lack of travelling, the lockdown and the distance rules, but because of the [...]

Knowing that BIM is not really any new technological breakthrough and it has been around for awhile, we might ask ourselves a question: how good are we adopting it in our practice, daily work and [...]

Hi Everyone,  For a long time, we have been trying to find the time to create a series of Posts sharing best practices about exchanging data in OpenBIM format, in between ARCHICAD and other [...]

These are times of crisis in which due to this pandemic we need stay at home. The problem is that not everyone is able to work from home. Of course there are those who need to go to work to a [...]

KCC 2019 took place in las Vegas already a month ago. It is a fact that now more and more of the technological breakthroughs in our industry are not coming only from Software and Solutions [...]

Hello everyone! We had a busy period during the past two months, so apologies for not sharing anything lately after the updates of the Ramp Object development. Today we are going to talk about [...]

We’re back with another update on the Ramp Upgrade Project! If you don’t already know what this means, check out this post by Jorge from October 2018 and a followup to that on this [...]

Hi All! Sorry, that took us so long to get back to the blog but the team just got back home from an incredible two-week journey to the origin of BIM, the ARCHICAD factory! It has been one of the [...]

Last year, as an escape from the seriousness and stress of the real projects, enzyme joined the Italian Designers Lella Bernasconi and Fabio Biavaschi to enter a design competition organised by [...]