Nancy Spurling Johnson

Over the past three years, much has changed in the world of cloud-based software for CAD users — and much has stayed the same.

Be Inspired Awards finalists incorporate complex curtain walls and swooping ceiling forms that are made easier thanks to the software.

New release builds on the quest to deliver a modeling tool for those who don’t want to think about modeling.

New IQ scanner series said to produce exquisite image quality for 24" and 44" technical documents, maps, and drawings.

Company announces T-Series wide-format printers designed to bring its reputable color and quality reproduction into the hands of architects, engineers, and GIS professionals.

Version 2013 of the company’s design software portfolio improves 3D modeling, rendering, interoperability, BIM workflows, and overall performance.

Are Internet watering holes a great source of CAD information — or just a great way to waste time?

Notable new features are many, including CAD Administrator Dashboard, costing, simplified simulation, and interoperability with version 2012.

At $4,500 less than full Revit, it is designed to help small AEC firms more easily transition to BIM.

Cadalyst Labs Report: We put five budget-friendly tools through their paces to see which could be winning options for professional use.