Steel Structures
Steel structures of every description are created using our software.
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Boeing hangar proves sky is the limit for Tekla
With over 3000 tonnes of structural steelwork the challenges of designing and building this vast aircraft hanger were overcome using Tekla Structural Designer and Tekla Structures.
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BIM 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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Delivering in offshore energy
Decommissioning gas platforms is not a common application for Tekla Structures, but it is still up to the job.
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D-day landing craft tank proudly displayed, with Hillcrest Structural and Tekla Structures
Hillcrest Structural employed Tekla Structures’ 3D model environment to help design, detail, fabricate and erect the steel support structure a cantilevered roof canopy.
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AI: The future of iterative design
Parametric or data driven design is here, but what is next? Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning might be the future.
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Push the boundaries with parametric design
Links between different softwares facilitates the use of parametric design for bridges and other structures.
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Discover Algorithmic Modelling for Tekla Structures Using Rhino/Grasshopper
The new Grasshopper-Tekla Structures live link is a set of Grasshopper components that can create and interact with objects live in Tekla Structures.
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Innovative 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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Going big, with Tekla
The direct link between Trimble hardware and Tekla Structures software, enables point cloud data to be imported straight into the software and used to create a 3D model of existing and new sections.
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Prestigious Knightsbridge Façade supported, thanks to Tekla Structural Designer
A combination of Tekla Structural Designer and Tekla Structures helps production of coordinated construction information and drawings for temporary works, retained structures and permanent works.
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Tekla Structures sails ahead on offshore projects
Pinnacle Consulting Engineers utilises Tekla Structure to design and 3D model complex offshore gas and oil projects such as Leman Alpha ICCP.
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Wareing Buildings takes control of its workflow, with Tekla PowerFab
How did Wareing Buildings use a central information management system to digitise their everyday business processes, controlling, tracking and delivering jobs?
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Tekla PowerFab - Overview
A complete steel management software suite, designed specifically for steel fabricators, to provide a real-time information flow to enable a collaborative approach to manage fabrication.
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Just in time – Thanks to Tekla and modular construction
By using Tekla Structures and the Howick extension, Intelligent Steel were able to export NC files directly from the model to fabrication machines, increasing the speed, efficiency and accuracy.
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Streamlining bridge construction with BrIM
Stuart Campbell, Business Development Manager, Engineering at Trimble discussed the six ways BrIM can help bridge construction projects succeed.
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Bridging the gap from design to installation with Tekla Structures
A new footbridge bridge that spans two dual carrigeways and a live railway line - this project threw up many challenges. Read more to find out how Tekla Structures helped SH Structures to success.
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Fondation Louis Vuitton: A dream come constructable
This unique and beautiful building was also a unique BIM project with the 3D model at the centre of communication between project parties.
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Wembley Stadium: An arching ambition
The iconic Wembley Stadium is the tallest in the world and seats 90,000 people. Read how the construction stages were analysed using Tekla Structures.
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BIM: Bringing collaboration and coordination to steel construction
Explore the use of digital technology within steel detailing and fabrication where it is now moving beyond BIM to incorporate AR and mixed reality.
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How 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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