SUNNYVALE, Calif., Feb. 16, 2011—Trimble (NASDAQ:TRMB) announced today that it has been selected as a preferred distributor for the new Tekla BIMsight model-based project collaboration tool. Trimble ...

Becoming a part of the toolkit for construction professionals, Tekla BIMsight continues to evolve and now offers improved collaboration tools for construction projects. As before, it is still the ...

Tekla, a Trimble company, has delivered Tekla BIMsight 1.9, the latest version of its free, easy-to-use software tool for building information modeling (BIM) project coordination. Tekla BIMsight now ...

Tekla Corporation has launched a new advanced application for building information model-based project communication and cooperation (Tekla BIMsight ) and is providing this software absolutely free.

13 March 2011 Tekla Releases Professional BIM Application Free for Region's Construction Industry. Dubai, United Arab Emirates: To make an impact on the construction industry, 3D modeling software ...

You might call it BIM for the masses, or you might call it BIMSight, as its developer does, but the deal is that a 3D modeling software vendor is now distributing a powerful, free viewer that users ...

11 April 2011 UK-based MAP Software recommends and will distribute Tekla's new construction project collaboration application, Tekla BIMsight. Both companies want to advance the use of open standards ...

To make an impact on the construction industry, 3D modelling software provider Tekla is launching a new advanced application for building information model (BIM) based project communication and ...

Tekla BIMsight Note, available in the Apple App Store, allows you to contribute to Tekla Open BIM workflow via any iOS mobile device, allowing users to make annotations and reply to posts. Tekla ...

Fabricating twisted and cambered beam for the Arena Amazonia soccer stadium in Brazil required exact coordinate control and a tight deadline for completion Arena Amazônia offers seats for 44,500 ...

The region’s construction industry to deliver projects worth USD 500 billion by 2015, say MEED, organizers of Arabian World Construction Summit (AWCS) 2011, taking place in Abu Dhabi from 23 - 25 May.