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SCIA has obtained the renewal of certification for its internal quality assurance system according to ISO 9001:2015  valid until 2027

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Open BIM offers a multitude of advantages, including seamless data exchange between various software tools. When SCIA Engineer and Allplan join forces, remarkable outcomes emerge. In this blog, we’ll show how the two engineering programs harmoniously collaborated to solve structural complexities. 

Sustainable construction – an experiment with mechanical joints for glued laminated timber

The Nemetschek Group today announced an interoperability agreement with Autodesk to improve open collaboration and efficiencies for the architecture, engineering, construction and operations (AEC/O) and media and entertainment (M&E) industries. The agreement will enhance existing interoperability between industry cloud and desktop products and improve the exchange of information across solutions.

The heart of SCIA’s mission is the commitment to customer satisfaction, driving continuous enhancements to its software. The new SCIA Engineer 24 reflects this dedication, highlighting a range of new features and improvements to streamline workflow and take the productivity to the next level. 

ALLPLAN, SCIA and FRILO merge to empower and innovate the Design to Build Workflow 

We are happy to announce the winners of the SCIA Student Contest 2023.

The why and how of material efficiency. 

The evolution in construction technology throughout the last years is marked by a few breakthrough technologies which make construction safer, more efficient, and more sustainable than ever. 

Scientific insights evolve over time and the topic of the design resistance of class 3 steel cross-sections is no exception to that. Time for an update in the second generation of Eurocodes!

CLT boards are nothing new, they have been produced since 1995 but have not been included in standards until now. Their use in the construction industry was regulated by technical guidelines at European level (ETA: European Technical Assessment).