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Using Archicad and BIM, LWK + PARTNERS has improved efficiency throughout the design and construction lifecycle and became one of the top 30 largest architectural practices in the world.

The team of Takeru Shoji Architects first completely BIM-enabled project was a nursery in Niigata, Japan. The singular commitment to traditional workflows has allowed the Japanese team to develop a new perspective on Archicad use.

With the help of Archicad, a former Royal British Legion building has been transformed by LSI Architects into a bright and welcoming community hub for the YMCA in Norwich.

INAI Arquitectura delivers high-end architecture using local materials to create their own unique design language by using Archicad and BIMx at work.

A new build-to-order public housing project by Singapore’s Housing and Development Board (HDB) is springing up in Yishun, Singapore. With a façade resembling a grove of trees, complete with earthy colors evoking a forest theme, the Grove Spring at Yishun is aptly named.

Graphisoft’s Archicad was instrumental in the design and implementation of the redevelopment of Carlow Exchange to provide a new covered outdoor space.

Minnucci Associati’s varied portfolio spans across functionalities as well as eras, including both historical works and cutting-edge sustainable luxury homes, specialized in the use of OPEN BIM technologies.

Switching to Archicad almost 20 years ago helped Rhode Partners become more efficient and more creative – find out more below!

The Centre for Advanced Timber Technology (CATT) is a purpose-built facility designed to demonstrate advanced timber technologies and teach the next generation of engineers.

A collection of historic buildings in Salt Lake City have been transformed into a 21st century destination, complete with retail offerings, activities, and recreation, as well as hospitality.

Maber Architects renovated 31a James Street in Covent Garden by using the combination of Archicad and Enscape, to create three bright and contemporary apartments in the heart of central London.

The Seismic building, located at the BRE Innovation Park in Watford, was delivered by a consortium using Archicad to help speed up the design and production process.