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Architects and engineers are the builders of the future. On the basis of their knowledge and creative design, they build the structures. They need the latest software and tools, which help them to achieve the level of perfection. Their main focus remains to meet the expectations of the clients and to express their ideas in the best way. Having architectural 3D rendering, of the structures helps them to realise the same. Architectural engineering services integrated with technology can express design ideas in a detailed and advanced manner. With the progress in technology, many new and interesting things have been possible in the architectural field. Now, the creative ways have been discovered to show the scientific complexities of the project. Several new options have been added to the architecture 3D rendering and Architecture BIM Services to help the designer. There is various software for architectural engineering in the civil industry. Some are listed below. 1) Autodesk REV...

By implementing Architectural BIM as a work process, we all make sure we have a Project Manager in all the projects that come to our companies, but who is managing the Architectural 3D Model? Has planning time been considered for the management of the Architectural 3D Model? Each project will require a different level of BIM management depending on its size, complexity, discipline and type of project. A large complex project may require an Architectural BIM Services provider to specifically exercise the role of Project BIM Manager. The "I" of BIM The "I" (of information), is the great differentiator between Architectural 3D Modeling and a simple 2D drawing. The information that defines and enriches the geometry is what is changing the whole AEC industry. It is essential to make sure that the model contains all the necessary information. Some of the information that must be included -and must be verified in the Architectural 3D Modeling - is the informati...

"Every great architect is necessarily a great poet. He must be a great original interpreter of his time, his day, his age." These are the words of a world-famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. The architectural designs today are already meeting the imagined needs for tomorrow as told by the experts. The future of architecture is near and it includes towers with rotating floors, a park with the ability to clean raw sewage and more. Here is a list of 5 Architectural trends that will shape the future.  1. Hypnotic Bridges: A pedestrian footbridge is constructed over the Dragon King Harbour River in China by NEXT Architects. The bridge design has three individual swirling lanes hovering across the landscape of Changsha. The Architectural Drafting and Design of this bridge is marvelous that represents a Chinese knot that comes from an ancient decorative Chinese folk art. 2. Rotating Skyscrapers: Forget about fighting for an east facing apartment, the Dynamic Architect...

Standing still in the submerged garden with the promise of sheltering the passer by and staging the performers, Acoustic Shell has rejuvenated one of the old social cultures. Located in the sunken garden alongside beach in Little Hampton of West Sussex in UK, It was designed by Flanagan Lawrence, who has won the project in 2012. The concept of Acoustic Shells has inspired from the traditional bandstand. The need of the bandstand increases with need of green space as people can sit and relax. Along with the sitting and relaxing it also use as stage for local performers. The construction has started from 2012 and completed in 2014 . It is considered as best building of 2015 in public architecture. The basic shape represent the “sound” which explains the name i.e. Acoustic Shell . Due its shape the sound reflects within the shell and creates a louder and impactful sound. There are two shells facing back to each other. One is facing towards sunken garden while the other shell util...

Only two years old, established in 2013 , Cardboard Cathedral is beautiful, innovative and attributed a soothing ambience around.  Contrary to this beautiful ambience, the real picture was not always rosy. Earlier the location was dedicated to Anglican Church until it was hit by a massive earthquake of 6.3 magnitudes in 2011 . Later on, the land was permanently allocated to present church. Located in the corner of Hereford and Madras Streets in Latimer Square of Christchurch Central city, it was designed by leading architect Shigeru Ban. Cardboard Cathedral is developmental church of Anglican Diocese of Christchurch inaugurated in August, 2013 . It reaches up to the height of 21 meters over the altar, consist of only one floor. The main materials utilized in structure were 60 cm and 24 in diameter cardboard tubes, steel and timber.  Its roof is made of polycarbon while the walls are formed by eight shipping containers. Concrete slab is studded in the foundation. Th...

Long Museum West Band is a private museum found by Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei in 2014. It was China’s first largest private museum at that time. The architectural design has given by Shanghai Firm - Atelier Deshaus. The designing has led by Liu Yichun and Chen Yifeng with his team of Wang Longhai, Wu Zhenghui, Chen Kun, Wang Weishi and Wang Xuepei. It is located at the bank of Huangpu River in Xuhui District of Shanghai Municipality. The museum is exactly built in the site which was used as landing stage for coal transportation. Before the construction of museum, there was a Coal Hopper Unloading Bridge measured 110m, 10m and 8m as length, width and height respectively in 1950’s. About two years ago it has turned into two storey underground basement. To add an historical appeal to the museum, instead of demolishing the area, Liu Yichun chose to keep the underground basement as it is and made the museum around it by keep it as a centre point.  Long Museum West Bund is designed...