Let’s set the scene. In 2013, the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry was at a crossroads. Revit was gaining steam, ArchiCAD was firmly established, and SketchUp was the go-to for conceptual massing. But in Germany and much of Central Europe, one name ruled the precision-driven market: .
: The software excelled in reinforcement detailing. Engineers used it for precise 3D reinforcement modeling, which could then be used for automated quantity take-offs and shop drawings. Nemetschek allplan 2013
One of Allplan 2013’s greatest strengths was its versatility across different sectors of the industry: Let’s set the scene