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Accelerating construction information flow with Tekla Structures 20

Editorial Type: News     Date: 03-2014    Views: 2355   




Tekla Structures 20, the newest version of Tekla’s BIM software, improves construction workflow efficiency by making it easier to organise models, manage tasks and avoid structural clashes. The constructablemodels created with Tekla can also now incorporate more detailed information than ever before

Tekla Structures 20 enables information to flow more efficiently from design, purchasing and production to the shop floor. Tekla also provides more links to analysis and design (A&D) solutions to remove the technical and compatibility barriers that compromise workflow between project teams and subcontractors using different types of applications.

To ease the management of the massive amounts of constructable building information needed for contemporary structures, Tekla Structures 20 also offers several improved tools:
• Organizer delivers more efficient model information management and increased automation
• Task Manager offers a systematic way to plan detailing, fabrication and erection on site
• Clash Check Manager allows communicating, assigning, coordinating and avoiding structural conflicts before they appear on site to help save money and time

“Tekla Structures 20 contributes to the essential processes of today’s information-intensive construction industry,” said Risto Räty, Executive Vice President of Tekla and General Manager of Trimble Buildings’ Structures Division. “Ultimately, construction is about collaboration. When information is missing it is hard to work effectively with other construction team members to avoid preventable delays and cost overruns. Tekla Structures 20 dramatically improves project team communication and collaboration by providing the detail needed for building complex structures, offering process-improving tools, and effortlessly working with other software applications, thereby delivering on the promise of BIM for the construction industry.”

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