If leveling up your project or cost management workflows is a priority (and it totally should be), don’t miss this exciting session with the Build Product team. You’ll get a look at the newest features we’ve rolled out and a preview of what’s coming next for project management, cost management, and AI in Build. This session will offer a behind-the-scenes look at our product vision, the strategic initiatives driving innovation, and how customer feedback is directly influencing what we build next. From streamlined workflows to smarter cost tracking, we’re building the tools you need to stay ahead. Whether you're a power user or just getting started, you won’t want to miss this session!

In today’s fast-paced construction industry, bridging the gap between real-world conditions and digital-project environments is key to achieving accuracy, minimizing errors, and streamlining project delivery. Reality capture technologies, such as laser scanning, allow teams to document site conditions with precision. However, turning that raw data into actionable models and coordinating them across disciplines can be a challenge without the right tools and workflow. This lab will help you to set up a practical workflow that integrates ReCap Pro 2026, Revit, and the module in Construction Cloud to enable efficient scan-to-BIM and processes. It will demonstrate how point cloud data can be used not just for modeling, but also for coordination and clash detection, using mesh representations and cloud collaboration.

This session will explore Construction Cloud, and Workato’s Construction Cloud integration, enhancing project efficiency and accuracy through automation. Using a real-world example from Sener’s metro line extension project in Canada, custom Workato recipes streamline file sharing and deliverable management. Automations include batch file renaming, transferring files across complex folder structures based on metadata, and integrating SharePoint with Construction Cloud. These innovations improve collaboration between Sener and its customer, leading to smoother workflows, time and cost savings, and better control over project data. The session will showcase automations simplifying project management processes by automatically renaming and organizing files using custom attributes and internal review and bridge workflows. Construction Cloud (Workato) tools reduce manual effort and minimize errors. Notably, the savings in this project are estimated to exceed 5,000 hours per year.

Shinryo Corporation, one of Japan’s leading MEP subcontractors, is driving innovation in MEP workflows and using Construction Cloud and Revit software. We’ll showcase Shinryo’s approach to overcoming challenges in various projects, with a focus on the NH1 PJ, a new office building PJ (18,000m²). To enhance on-site productivity, we've decentralized functions across the field, back office, and off-site bases, creating a collaborative system on a unified platform. Design work is transitioned to BIM and conducted in the back office. BIM data is shared via Construction Cloud, streamlining approval with Issues/Review. We've developed an in-house system for the automatic design of standard prefabrication units using Revit. By consolidating construction plans and progress data in Construction Cloud and visualizing it with Power BI and artificial intelligence (AI), we aim to ensure smooth project management by tracking progress and analyzing issues. This session will provide knowledge of the technologies’ capabilities through case studies using Revit and Construction Cloud.

Discover how Eiffage, a major general contractor in France, is unlocking the full potential of Construction Cloud to drive innovation and efficiency in its construction projects. This powerful platform centralizes all your data—from 3D scans and digital models to site tracking—in one integrated system, fostering seamless collaboration and precision. Construction Cloud empowers you to optimize workflows, use data-driven insights, and achieve unprecedented efficiency gains. But what are the practical applications? What measurable benefits is Eiffage experiencing on the ground? How is this platform reshaping the future of project management for Eiffage? Join us to explore the practical benefits of Construction Cloud through real-world project examples such as the Marseille subway stations project or the Inclined Elevator Airport. Discover how Eiffage is pioneering project management excellence by using the value of this strategic platform.

Autodesk software empowers intelligent and connected design collaboration across teams and platforms, enhancing design efficiency and streamlining project management. Discover how you and your team can unlock this transformative experience by integrating the capabilities of Docs—a cloud-based and common data environment—with architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) tools: AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Revit software. A panel discussion will tackle the industry’s pressing challenges around collaboration and information exchange, showcasing the advantages of adopting cloud-based workflows. By enabling information sharing among project partners, the Autodesk ecosystem becomes even more valuable for users. Join us to see how Docs can break down the information barriers and get you on the path toward the Forma industry cloud for AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Revit users.

Discover how Exyte, a leader in delivering high-tech facilities, manages multidisciplinary megaprojects. In these projects, thousands of details, conflicts, and decisions constantly compete for attention, making it difficult to focus on what really matters. Using a data-driven approach powered by Construction Cloud and Power BI, we’ve improved project certainty, making it easier to manage complexity effectively. In this session, we’ll share how we shifted from reactive problem-solving to proactive, insight-driven project management. By seamlessly consolidating data from Revit, Navisworks, Construction Cloud, Work Plans, and other external sources, we've developed powerful dashboards that do more than report. They actively guide decisions, prioritize tasks, and give real-time project insights. With this approach, we can focus on key conflicts, track model health, monitor issues across packages, and give senior management a clear and reliable view of project progress. This isn't just better reporting—it’s a smarter way to build.

This session will introduce a modern, early-stage, design workflow powered by artificial intelligence (AI), connecting Forma, Finch, and Revit software. Learn how site data and massing created in Forma can be used directly in Finch to generate compliant floor plans with AI. As the design evolves, Finch automatically builds a Revit-native model using families and model groups, ready for further development and documentation. We’ll showcase a success story from one of our customers (TBA) highlighting how this workflow reduces manual work, supports more-data-driven decisions, and shortens the path from concept to BIM. Whether you’re an architect working in early-stage design or managing BIM execution, this session will provide a clear, practical view of what a connected workflow looks like and how it can accelerate project delivery.

This session will showcase how modular construction leaders DuBox and DuPod are revolutionizing project delivery by using Build software and Construction Cloud—with QR-coded, data-driven workflows throughout the entire lifecycle. Starting with AI-assisted design, participants will see how design teams generate multiple layout and system options, instantly visualized in 3D models and analyzed through Power BI dashboards to reveal quantities and costs—empowering faster, smarter decisions early in the process. In manufacturing, each module and component is tracked using the Asset feature in Build. QR codes are assigned to every asset, linking physical elements to their digital counterparts.

How do you turn 20 years of fragmented, paper-based facility documentation into a powerful operational decision-making tool? Join The Kraft Group and Symetri as they unpack the strategy, technology, and value behind their development of a Digital Workplace that spans BIM and GIS for Gillette Stadium and beyond. Leveraging Autodesk Revit, Civil 3D, and ACC for model development and project delivery, this program federates BIM and other data sources and integrates with an ArcGIS-powered environment to support everything from security planning to energy management. Attendees will learn how the Autodesk ecosystem is being used to enforce data standards, and drive coordination across departments. Discover how BIM content is repurposed as operational datasets, delivering value far beyond design and construction, and how spatial context was added using GIS integration for wayfinding, event planning, and more. You'll also hear how The Kraft Group made the business case for long-term investment in Autodesk and ESRI technologies by capturing value early and often. This session is perfect for facility owners, architects, and consultants looking to evolve their BIM workflows into Digital Workplaces with real-world operational impact.

This class describes DPR's implementation of integrated project delivery (IPD) to deliver breakthrough project outcomes and to make the digital assets developed for design and construction flow into the owner's systems to support whole-life facility management. Our clients seek reliable and predictable project outcomes. After handover, their O&M teams seek to reduce the total cost of ownership through building performance and by extending the service life of systems. These goals require us to rethink roles and relationships in terms of measurement and validation, knowledge transfer, and managing facility changes. Integrating design, commission, and test information with integrated workplace and building automation systems helps clients to manage buildings at a lower cost. We will share our experiences in working with clients who understand the business value of IPD based on shared models to achieve breakthrough project and building whole-life management outcomes.

How do contractors adapt their estimating and project management processes to the new world of increased modular manufacturing and prefabrication? Because contractors want to take advantage of CAD model data and manage projects with more precise estimates, we need methods to better align data to process. Discover the next generation of Data Analytics – hidden in your data. This class reviews the power and benefits of using model-based estimates to predict and create future estimates more accurately and manage projects more concisely. Explore the challenges and obstacles to aligning field provided data, including cost code structures and automation of cost code creation, along with data alignment and the requirements to implement estimating of fabrication ITMs and families. Examine how to practically proceed in building process around tracking data, collecting then organizing data to use in the next generation of tools for predictive estimate values and project sales tools like CRM.

In the real world, most architecture and engineering projects span multiple releases of Revit® software. In many organizations, a question that comes up with every new release is, Which projects should we migrate to the new software version and which ones should we finish in their current version? This roundtable session gives principals in charge, project managers, BIM managers, architects, engineers, and others who are involved in long-term Revit projects an open forum to discuss the best ways of dealing with the Autodesk yearly release cycle. We weigh potential benefits ( such as added functionality) against possible pitfalls (such as hidden costs, features that don't work as expected or as they did in previous releases) and discuss how the decision to upgrade or not has to involve the entire collaborative project team. We also talk about the pros and cons of skipping specific releases.

This presentation will provide an in-depth discussion of fabrication and Level Of Development (LOD) from the 2015 Associated General Contractors (AGC) Building Information Modeling (BIM) Forum LOD Specification. It will address model elements at the different stages in a building lifecycle: design, construction, and ownership. The framework of the discussion will consider the LOD Specification that defines models on a scale of 100 to 500 with a particular focus of LOD 350, which the speaker originally authored and introduced to the LOD Specification committee. The content will discuss how architects, mechanical engineers, construction managers, subcontractors, and fabricators use structural element models. This will demonstrate how you can use the newly issued LOD Specification to define team expectations of what should be modeled. We will show practical examples of model detail issues, along with effective approaches to resolve the challenges using the LOD Specification as an early BIM planning tool.

By now, it's clear to all of us in the design industry that 3D modeling and intelligent design—Building Information Modeling (BIM)—is here to stay. You're probably hearing about it more and more often from your clients, customers, and maybe even your suppliers. But transitioning to a BIM workflow is a big step. If you don't have the resources of a multinational design firm, how can you make the leap? This class presents strategies for incorporating 3D software in your design processes, including budgeting, training, marketing, and implementation. You also hear the success stories of a few small firms who have moved to BIM and are now more competitive than ever.

In this 60-minute instructional demo, we will examine how to use Inventor software and Configurator 360 software to create parametric assembly models where the components cannot be predicted in advance, hence the inability of iLogic plus suppression to solve the problem. We will show how to start with a base model for context, how to annotate accessory components so they can be added dynamically but only in legal configurations, how to use Configurator 360 software as a delivery mechanism, and finally (yes, a bit unrelated) how Configurator 360 software can export the full assembly to Revit software. Common areas of application include furniture systems, customized enclosures, industrial components with customized accessories, and many others.

As manufacturer of any product that will be used in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry, you may like to create models that can be used in a BIM (Building Information Modeling) ecosystem. In general, users in BIM industries who use Revit software expect to receive simplified models with required information. Inventor software and the Configurator 360 app can be used to create the fully detailed model, then prepare the BIM representation (BIM-compatible content) used for the simplified model. Discover the workflow that you can use to design and create BIM-compatible contents more efficiently. You will learn how to create the fully detailed model, simplify it to author, and publish models in Inventor and use them with AutoCAD software and Revit. Also, you will learn to use Configurator 360 to publish the models to the web, where AEC users can view the detailed model, configure it as appropriate, and download the simplified model in a format they can use in Revit or other BIM software. We will also discuss about using APIs to automate the entire workflow.

The expectations of your customers have changed dramatically in the last few years. Customization of products has become the key to success for manufacturers worldwide, both in business-to-business and business-to-consumer scenarios. There are several process inefficiencies from quote to order to production, many of which you can eliminate by design and sales automation processes. Follow Algypug Enclosure’s automation journey and how Configurator 360 software and Salesforce.com have helped to reduce delivery lead times by more than 50%; reduce product non-conformances by more than 75%; improve the accuracy of quoting for custom products to 100%; eliminate enquiry-to-quote times; increase the conversion of opportunities to orders by over 10%; build a library of secure but easily accessible customer IP, increasing customer stickiness and creating long-term value; and differentiate from the competition in an extremely challenging market.

A good model is important in a Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow—and equally important is generating a good set of construction documents, complete with detail drawings. This class teaches you how to take full advantage of your 3D model and add 2D embellishments combined with display modification techniques to create your construction details. After mastering basic modeling in Revit software, many users hit the wall and struggle with this vital aspect of project delivery. This class will teach you how to bridge the gap between modeling and detailing.

Configurator 360, a new software as a service (SaaS) offering, makes it absurdly easy to publish configurable models to an online catalog. Your sales teams, distributors, and customers can then configure, visualize, and request a quote for a product through a web browser or a mobile device. This class provides an overview of the steps required to publish catalogs and illustrates the process with some examples.