Tips for Tekla Structural Design
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Read ArticleWilson & HAJ Consultant Engineers Win Business and Save Time with Tekla
Looking to streamline the entire analysis and design process, Al Khalaf turned to Trimble and discovered that Tekla Structural Designer and Tekla Tedds could ease many of the firm’s challenges.
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Read ArticleLeMessurier Taps Tekla Structural Design for Complex Projects
Our engineers are working more efficiently because they don’t need to switch between multiple software packages for concrete and steel design.
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Read ArticleTekla Structural Designer Delivers for GRAEF, Where Others Fall Short
Tekla Structural Designer's unique functionality allows engineers to integrate the physical design model seamlessly with Tekla Structures and other leading BIM software.
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Read ArticleTekla Structural Designer Simplifies Workflows and Lives Up to Interoperability Promise
Engineering firms are winning more business, working more efficiently and maximizing profits with design and analysis software that offers the true, proven ability to work seamlessly with other tools.
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Read ArticleTrimble Releases Tekla Structures, Structural Designer, Tedds 2018i for BIM
Trimble introduced three new versions of its software for structural engineering, fabrication and construction teams.
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56:23Watch VideoThe Latest Tekla Software Developments For Structural Engineering Offices
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Read ArticleHollingsworth Pack Designs for Structural Safety with Tekla Tedds and Tekla Structural Designer
Tekla Tedds and Tekla Structural Designer are streamlining the way Hollingsworth Pack designs new structures and analyzes existing buildings for renovation.
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39:37Watch VideoIntroduction To Tekla Structural Designer
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3:53Watch VideoGraphical Analysis Results in Tekla Structural Designer
Let us show you how Tekla Structural Designer allows engineers to review model behavior graphically.
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55:35Watch VideoImplementing New Features in Tekla Structural Designer
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5:23Watch VideoTekla Structural Designer Show Alter State Tools
Are you wasting time making sense of endless tables and charts in order to review your 3D design models? Old engineering software can only communicate through lists and tables; just finding what resu
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1:46Watch VideoCincinnati Tennis Center Court South - 2018 Tekla North America BIM Awards
Located at The Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio, the new 40,000 square foot South Building stands 104 feet tall.
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7:25Watch VideoRigorous Slab Deflection in Tekla Structural Designer
This video demonstrates the new rigorous slab deflection feature in Tekla Structural Designer 2018.
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1:09:11Watch VideoSneak Preview of Tekla Software 2018 for Structural Engineering Offices
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4:28Watch VideoUser Defined Attributes in Tekla Structural Designer
Have you worked with User Defined Attributes in Tekla Structural Designer yet? User Defined Attributes (UDA) are an easy and quick way to group, manage, edit and review members in your model.
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8:04Watch VideoTekla Structural Designer to Revit Integration
Tekla Structural Designer has the best integration on the market with Autodesk Revit.
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2:32Watch VideoTekla Structural Designer Excluding Members from BIM Integration
Did you know you can complete control over what members are transferred during integration with Tekla Structural Designer and other BIM programs?
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35:48Watch VideoAutomating Gravity & Lateral Loading in Tekla Structural Designer
Calculating building loading can be tedious and time-consuming. Tekla Structural Designer will automate the process.
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5:04Watch VideoTekla Structural Designer Snow Wizard
Tekla Structural Designer automates snow loading; it will calculate and apply balanced, unbalanced and drift loads on your building. Watch this brief video to learn more.
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6:41Watch VideoModifying and Copying Loads in Tekla Structural Designer
Watch the brief video below to learn about tools and simple procedures in Tekla Structural Designer to manage your loads.
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