Paul Schijfsma – The Man Who Brought in BricsCAD at Stageco
Meet Paul Schijfsma the Man Who Brought in BricsCAD at Stageco. Paul works as a Senior Engineer and Head of R&D department of Stageco, Netherlands….
Ugly Buildings – Architecture We Love to Hate
Ugly buildings: some people love them, others love to hate them. Sainsbury’s, Camden, designed by Nicholas Grimshaw in 1988, (once named Britain’s ugliest building by…
2D, 3D, BIM – 12: A Rubber Duck
Last time, I showed you how to create your own library of component parts. This time relax with a fun project to advance your modeling…
Hristo Guentchev – The Man Who Brought in BricsCAD at Prototyp
Say hello to Hristo Guentchev Managing director of Prototyp, a real-life Ted Rossdale, and the man who brought in BricsCAD at Prototyp. A philosophical, well-humoured…
Tuesday Tips – Solids, Surfaces, and Meshes
BricsCAD has the ability to work with 3D solids, surfaces, and meshes, but which is best? Surfaces Modeling in surfaces is a bit like making…
The Volkswagen Type 20 concept
The Volkswagen Type 20 concept uses generative design, AI, and an electrical engine to bring the stylish 1962 Type 2 11-window Microbus into the modern…
Piet Lelieur – The Man Who Brought in BricsCAD at Mouton
Allow me to introduce Piet Lelieur, the real-life Man Who Brought in BricsCAD. He’s a construction engineer at Mouton. Do his co-workers scream when he…
Tuesday Tips – BIMtags
BIMtags aren’t just for windows and doors. In BricsCAD BIM you can use BIMtags on almost any item! You can also customize them and edit…
The first bicycles
The first bicycle or ‘velocipede’ was invented in the early 1800s and looked very different to the ones we know today. However, you might be…
2D, 3D, BIM – 11: Create your own components
Last week, I showed you how to get started with BricsCAD’s free CAD library. Stay tuned this time to learn how to create your own…