Structural Design Software for Buildings

WSP designs a complex basement beneath an iconic London landmark, leveraging RAM and PLAXIS to save one month in design time.

Foth uses Bentley’s open 3D BIM applications to redevelop and industrialize delivery of a Cedar Falls, Iowa corridor estimated to save the community USD 32 million over the next 25 years.

Northern Engineering & Technology Corporation, MCC used Bentley’s building information modeling (BIM) applications to simulate a modular design and construction environment on Australia’s largest monomer mining project, reducing design changes by 80 percent.

WSP used RAM and MicroStation to design and share efficient concrete slab floor designs for the iconic One Blackfriars complex.

Answer Ingeniería reduces time and materials by 17 percent and 3.7 percent, respectively, using RAM Elements to design a commercial complex in Santiago, Chile.

WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff uses RAM to model the tallest building in London’s Financial District, reducing overall structural design time by 40 percent.

Bentley’s RAM software enabled the remote manufacture of parts and efficient, on-site assembly for a newly designed, large structure.

Arup takes advantage of Bentley software’s interoperability to save time collaborating with multiple disciplines and share 3D design data with the fabricator.

Bentley RAM Elements helps ESB Ingenieros Consultores optimize collaboration and reduce execution time designing the structural elements for an industrial packing plant in Chile.

Fitzpatrick Engineering Group uses BIM to shorten construction time for this USD 26 million facility, saving Octapharma USD 2 Million.

Bentley BIM solutions help Fitzpatrick Engineering Group deliver an integrated, collaborative design of an USD 18 million rehabilitation center, saving nearly USD 30,000 in costs.

John A. Martin & Associates used RAM modeling to help achieve cost-effective a solution for unique structural design of USD 2 billion LAX international terminal modernization.

Stanley D. Lindsey and Associates uses RAM products to modify prototype for apartment complexes built throughout the United States at significant savings.

Taylor Thomson Whitting used RAM Concept to optimize design of the post-tensioned floors for the University of Technology Sydney’s Science and Health Building, saving time and reducing material costs.

Using Bentley RAM, Wood & Grieve Engineers provided structural analysis for a deluxe waterfront residence building near Sydney business district, maximizing productivity and reducing costs.