Concrete & Formwork Contractor
Supporting you in managing risk and improving concrete pour planning and management on site.
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27:41Watch VideoUtilising the Organizer in Tekla Structures
Learn how to efficiently use Organizer to view and create reports on model information based on what you select in the model.
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31:27Watch VideoWorking with base points in Tekla Structures
Find out all you need to know about Base Points and IFC files in Tekla Structures.
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26:36Watch VideoUtilising the Visualizer within Tekla Structures
This webinar will look at how to render your Tekla Structures model in Visualizer, we'll apply existing prebuilt textures to items and create custom materials and map them to specific material grades.
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Read ArticleThe relationship between BIM and Formwork
The importance of considering formwork and other temporary works alongside permanent works and how BIM can help.
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40:07Watch VideoRebar sets - the ultimate detailing experience
Develop expertise and workflows to produce high quality documentation for rebar detailers.
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Read ArticleBRC uses Tekla Structures on collaborative pilot M1 Motorway BIM project
Tekla Structures software was piloted for 3D rebar modelling on the Highways England M1 J19 Improvement Scheme.
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Read ArticleBIM fundamental to delivery of the new Luton DART
Railway stations are often challenging, especially when underground, but Tekla Structures helped Hewson Structural Engineers with this complex project.
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Read ArticleMaking the architecturally striking and the structurally complex possible, with Tekla Structural Designer
Architectural striking residential project, this complex cantilevered building created many structural design challenges.
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Read ArticleReinforcing the construction business through collaboration
Learn how to make the most of Tekla Structures and Trimble Connect by joining our new Rebar eLearning
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4:09Watch VideoTekla Structures 2020 - Concrete pour planning and coordination
Take a closer look at how to Tekla helps model, plan, manage, and coordinate concrete pours on site.
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Read ArticleHow Tekla Structures is easy to use for concrete pour planning and execution
Why Tekla Structures is the best 3D model software for concrete pour planning and execution
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Read ArticleFive common issues encountered by concrete contractors
Explore five common practical issues encountered by concrete contractors and how digital technology within the workflow can help.
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Read ArticleHow Hinkley Point C got a power-up with BIM
Nuclear power stations are specialist projects requiring the highest level of detailed design. Atkins turned to Tekla Structures for the rebar design.
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Read ArticleInnovative digital design delivery for the Ordsall Chord in Manchester, UK
Federated 3D models, developed down to individual reinforcement bars, produced by all disciplines were held in a common data environment for this complex railway project.
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Watch videoLondon skyscrapers built from the top down
Complex top down basement construction designed using Tekla Structures helps deliver London's latest skyscraper.
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Read ArticleOne Nine Elms - 5,800 tonnes of rebar and a software solution
A hybrid mix of pre-cast, cast-in-situ and reinforcement concrete, a tight delivery schedule, a marine environment and complex construction methodologies - this project had it all.
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Read ArticleKilnbridge - Bridging the gap between precast and cast-in-place
A hybrid mix of pre-cast, cast-in-place and reinforcement concrete, a tight delivery schedule, a marine environment and complex construction methodologies - this project had it all!
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Read ArticleTekla software in practice: Midland Steel Reinforcement Supplies
Using Tekla Structures ensure value engineered solutions of complex rebar designs improves efficiency and reduces costs for Midland Steel, making them more competitive.
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Read ArticleDemonstrating the power of Tekla on the South Korean power plant
How did the design of Asia's largest biomass power plant deal with over 60,000 steel elements in just the new boiler islands fabric filter?
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Read ArticleHow the Museum of the Future is stretching the limits of structural engineering
One of the worlds most complex structures uses concrete base and steel diagrid structure to create a column free interior space.
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