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Arab Engineering Bureau saved nearly 30 percent in resource hours and lowered project costs using STAAD.Pro to design steel structural elements for Qatar’s luxury Alfardan Office Tower.

Skand used ContextCapture to speed up its integrated 3D model of a university campus, saving AUD 70,000.

VYOM used STAAD to design a new commercial office building in western India.

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

CCCC Water Transportation Consultants Co., Ltd. used ContextCapture to develop a 3D model of a science and technology city in Tianjin City, China.

Leighton Asia saves construction and survey costs using Bentley’s integrated BIM applications to construct the passenger clearance building and associated infrastructure for the Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities.

Rasana Engineering deployed STAAD.Pro to design the new centerpiece luxury complex for Dubai’s world-famous Palm Jumeirah, saving 15 percent in design time.

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

Henning Larsen designed the Crystal Towers to achieve LEED certification, facilitating collaboration and meeting aggressive deadlines.

John Portman & Associates deploys AECOsim Building Designer and GenerativeComponents to optimize green design of mixed-use complex in Yinchuan’s Central Business District.

Using a BIM-driven approach and Bentley software, Morphosis Architects defies current vertical development trends by joining architecture with landscape to create a dynamic, organic headquartered workspace.

Rupak Kumar Basak provides efficient structural design solution using STAAD.Pro for implementation of renowned ArtsAcre Museum in Kolkata, India.

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.