Autodesk unveils 2011 Software portfolio

An Autodesk product story

Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Mar 26, 2010

Autodesk has announced new versions of its software for the building, infrastructure and construction industries with 2011 Software.

The updated portfolio is designed to increase industry adoption of the Building Information Modelling (BIM) process, facilitate multidisciplinary collaboration and address new and renovation projects.

Autodesk's 2011 software for new construction and existing building projects supports the Building Information Modelling process to help architects, designers and engineers easily create and profit from digital design data and better communication across extended project teams.

Purpose-built for building information modelling (BIM), Revit Architecture helps explore design concepts and forms, and better maintain design data through documentation and construction.

With parametric change technology, any change made is automatically updated throughout your model, keeping design and documentation coordinated and more reliable.

Revit Structure integrates a multimaterial physical model and an independently editable analytical model for more efficient structural analysis while providing bidirectional links to popular structural analysis software.

Autodesk Navisworks Simulate 2011 and Autodesk Navisworks Freedom 2011 software enables design and construction professionals to unite project contributions into a synchronised model for whole-project review, simulation and analysis.

Autodesk Buzzsaw is a leading software as a service (SaaS) delivered document, data, and design management solution for centralising and securely exchanging project information for distributed teams; across stakeholders, geographies and companies.

Fully integrated into the portfolio of Autodesk design solutions, Autodesk Buzzsaw 2011 now includes the Buzzsaw Sync feature.

AutoCAD Map 3D helps professionals working on transportation, land development, water, and power projects to more easily create, manage, and analyse design, GIS, and asset data so they can achieve better designs, enhanced productivity, and better data quality.