Infrastructure projects are growing in scale, complexity, and urgency—and Autodesk is evolving to meet that challenge. In this session, hear from the teams behind Civil 3D, InfraWorks, ReCap, and Collaboration for Civil 3D as they share what’s new and what’s next for civil engineers and infrastructure design professionals. Learn how we’re advancing modeling, analysis, and collaboration workflows to drive more sustainable, connected, and efficient project delivery. You’ll also get an early look at features in development and have the opportunity to provide input that helps shape Autodesk’s infrastructure roadmap.

This session will demonstrate how artificial intelligence (AI)-augmented systems streamline coordination, automate clash detection, and deliver natural-language-driven responses using Autodesk Platform Services connected data. Explore future-forward workflows that use AI integration with Autodesk tools like Revit, Navisworks, and Construction Cloud. Discover how machine learning, deep learning, optical character recognition (OCR), and natural language processing (NLP) amplify project insights, enable query-based model exploration, and drive intelligent automation. Learn how Dewan achieved up to 70% efficiency gains, cut coordination prep time by 40%, and achieved processes up to 6,469x faster—all while enabling its workforce to confidently adopt and evolve with AI-driven custom tools. Walk away with actionable strategies to embed scalable AI, empower teams, and accelerate project delivery across every stage of the lifecycle.

is a pipe dream if you cannot accurately predict, model, and monitor your building’s content and energy usage. Without digital project delivery focused on the specific needs of the building end use—not the needs of national or international standards—we cannot even begin to accurately and predictably lower the energy used by and embodied within our built assets. By using products such as Construction Cloud alongside traditional delivery tools such as Revit and Civil 3D software, the Buro Happold Information Management team are driving without uttering the word. By breaking BIM down into its constituent parts, we’re able to work with our clients to create a project data standard that takes the guesswork out of designing, building, and operating a building—and feeds the future by ensuring that we have a stock of buildings that can tell us how good our decisions were and if they’re operating as we hoped they would.

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.

Revit 2026.0, 2026.1, 2026.2 and 2026.3 introduce significant enhancements aimed at boosting productivity and streamlining BIM workflows in the AEC industry. Key highlights include accelerated graphics for smoother navigation, expanded site and topography tools, and the new ReCap Pro plugin for seamless integration of reality capture data. User-driven improvements—such as more flexible compound structures and refined annotation tools—reflect direct feedback from the Revit Ideas page, ensuring the release addresses real project needs. This session offers an in-depth look at the top features, including live demonstrations of integration with Dynamo, Construction Cloud, and Data Exchange to optimize design and documentation. Attendees will see practical applications across architecture, MEP, and structural disciplines, gaining actionable insights to leverage Revit 2026’s latest advancements for more efficient, collaborative, and future-ready project delivery.

Discover how to bring rich BIM data into the geospatial world. This session will explore various integration pipelines—both current and experimental—that share 3D models from the Construction Cloud platform with the Esri ArcGIS platform, enabling seamless geospatial visualization and analysis. BIM data changes rapidly throughout its lifecycle. Geographic information system (GIS) data represents environmental, political, infrastructure, and utility information. To meet the velocity requirements of housing and infrastructure, stakeholders need a seamless, integrated view of this widely diverse information. Learn how Esri and Autodesk are collaborating to accelerate the construction of the future.

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.

In today’s fast-paced environment, visibility within the material supply chain is a necessity to maintain operational excellence and drive growth. Success in project delivery depends on materials arriving on time, surety of cost, and the meeting of schedule dates. Traditional methods are time-consuming and aren’t agile enough to capture real-world scenarios, such as field measurements, factory testing, or mock-up approvals. To address these challenges, we’ve paired project delivery best practices—developed through firsthand experience on real projects—with innovative software such as Build and ConstructivIQ to streamline material tracking and visualize the material supply chain. We’re using emerging artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to automate tasks, simplify processes that require human intervention, and support an equitable exchange of ideas through predictive analytics.

Collaborations between technology and firms are key to driving meaningful progress in quantifying more-sustainable impacts of building projects. Tech providers need to listen to and partner with their customers to ensure their solutions support sustainable project delivery in practice. In this panel, you’ll hear how Arcadis, One Click LCA, and Autodesk connect workflows, data, and teams across the value chain—from early-stage design through carbon assessment and reporting. You’ll gain actionable insights from live projects, and explore how strategic partnerships are closing the gap between goals and delivery realities.

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.

Data is the connective tissue of every successful AECO project—and it’s time to treat it that way. In this new roadmap session, Autodesk product leaders will walk you through our rapidly expanding AEC data model and how it’s transforming digital project delivery through enhanced collaboration, automation, and decision-making across the project lifecycle. Learn how we’re building a more accessible, trusted, and connected data foundation—one that reduces rework, unlocks automation, and ensures the right people have access to the right information at the right time. This session will explore how our expanding data capabilities are helping teams manage, share, and access critical project data and content with greater speed and accuracy. You’ll get a closer look at the new capabilities we’re connecting to Docs as we expand it with granular data access to enable greater flexibility and control over information across the asset lifecycle. This session will touch on our AEC Data Model API, Content Catalog, Datum, Data Exchanges, Parameters Service and our expanding capabilities for creating, managing and validating information requirements across the project lifecycle. "Data is the connective tissue of every successful AECO project—and it’s time to treat it that way. In this new roadmap session, Autodesk product leaders will walk you through our rapidly expanding AEC data model and how it’s transforming digital project delivery through enhanced collaboration, automation, and decision-making across the project lifecycle. Learn how we’re building a more accessible, trusted, and connected data foundation—one that reduces rework, unlocks automation, and ensures the right people have access to the right information at the right time. This session will explore how our expanding data capabilities are helping teams manage, share, and access critical project data and content with greater speed and accuracy. You’ll get a closer look at the new capabilities we’re connecting to Docs as we expand it with granular data access to enable greater flexibility and control over information across the asset lifecycle. This session will touch on our AEC Data Model API, Content Catalog, Datum, Data Exchanges, Parameters Service and our expanding capabilities for creating, managing and validating information requirements across the project lifecycle.

The way your teams collaborate on project delivery is changing; so is the administration required to keep your employees up and running securely, with access to the tools and data they need when they need it. In this session, our product leaders will give you a glimpse into the future of administration at the license and project level. We will demo recently released features, preview our road map, and discuss ways you can help drive the future of Autodesk administration. You will have the opportunity to interact with our product leaders directly to share your feedback on the current and planned experience.

Discover the intricacies of building information modeling (BIM) management in our roundtable discussion, where we'll explore the hurdles faced and innovative solutions employed. From interoperability challenges to data management dilemmas, learn how we navigate these obstacles. Explore our collaborative efforts across disciplines, breaking down silos and fostering seamless integration for enhanced project delivery.

Constructing $7 billion megatunnels over a decade, with a century-long maintenance commitment, presents unprecedented challenges for reliability, longevity, and societal impact. Traditional approaches like DBFM procurement and sequential design and construction prove inadequate for such monumental projects. However, the infrastructure owner, Lantis, has been at the forefront of pioneering project delivery and asset management standards. This case study will unveil the results from a pilot partnership with Autodesk and Esri, showcasing the Infrastructure Asset Management 5.0 journey. It will emphasize the transformative role that data accessibility and availability play for all stakeholders. Learn about the benefits of cloud-based collaboration and building information modeling (BIM)—not for only design, but extended into operations. Discover how, amid an ever-changing urban environment and a supply chain of national proportions, owners can use the power of dashboards to strive for zero unplanned infrastructure downtime.

In partnership with Esri and Nearmap, Kimley-Horn is using high-resolution aerial imagery and deep-learning tools to transform workflows, gain unprecedented location insights, and make project delivery easier, faster, and more efficient. Attendees will learn how to address common firm challenges, improve design accuracy, and reduce rework using pretrained machine-learning models and up-to-date site intelligence. We'll discuss a wide variety of workflows and use cases, including how to automate image feature identification and extraction and seamlessly integrate those features into project drawings using the Autodesk Connector/ArcGIS for AutoCAD plug-ins.

Step out of your comfort zone as we use out-of-the-box Revit tools that will reenergize your design workflows. Optimizing everyday tasks within Revit without significant customization effort is key for integration and accessibility. We aim to use software capabilities to their fullest extent. While MEP design may require some customization, the overarching goal of coordinated project delivery remains consistent. It's time to take a step back and review the tools already at your fingertips that you are yet to maximize.

The difference between a successful project and an unsuccessful project can be directly associated to the good or bad working relationships of the main key stakeholders throughout the whole lifecycle of the project. This can be even more directly related to the personal relationships between the key individuals involved. Learn how BuroHappold are strategically changing their relationships with clients, architects, contractors and operators to achieve better success in project delivery. This shift in digital engineering strategy has contributed to BuroHappold being described by the engineering world as industry thought leaders and innovators, prepared to challenge the norm, embrace the difficult and deliver successful outcomes for their clients. A strategy that has seen Craig Garrett, Project Technology Leader, as part of a global team of regional BIM leads and computational specialists, redefine digital engineering and collaboration on numerous high profile, challenging and iconic projects across all markets and geographies. Advanced BIM adoption is now an intrinsic part of complex project delivery. Therefore to achieve success every aspect of a construction project must be touched by BIM processes and workflows and therefore everyone involved must be BIM savvy and technology literate. Successful data management and information processing is rapidly transforming the existing BIM landscape. The re-use of project design and construction data for an ever increasing number of new and diverse BIM uses creates efficiencies previously not thought possible. The panel will introduce BuroHappold Engineering’s digital strategy and call out some examples of how they as thought leaders, have responded to that strategy. Learn how BuroHappold Engineering are influencing how they do business and how they are standing up to increasing market pressure from larger firms. Learn how BuroHappold Engineering intends not to be the cheapest proposition to their customers, but to provide the highest overall value and return on investment. Also by adopting a forward integration policy and better understanding the future needs of clients they can help deliver this in their projects today.

The definition of what is traditional and normal in construction is dynamically changing—and for the better. Learn how our current generational biases are holding our organizations back. The diversity in construction across age, race, and gender is enriching the industry. While these can be viewed as barriers that create friction, this forward-thinking talk highlights the importance of diversity in its many forms. Working, nurturing, and managing groups of people with different backgrounds and perspectives foster diversity of thoughts that can lead to transformative and innovative changes in your organization. In an industry known to question the ROI of any strategic initiative, the speaker will explain the value of communication, respect, and bridging the generational, gender, and racial gap to influence your company’s culture and effectiveness.

This panel discussion will explore opportunities to manage construction execution by creating a performance-based strategy to align project performance with anticipated outcomes, thus creating the high-performing building. Using principles such as the simple framework (Integrating project delivery 2017; Reed, Fischer, Khanzode, Ashcraft), production planning methods, lean principles, and integrated design and information, the discussion will explain strategy, practice, and vision of future state. The panel will provide insight into the theory and opportunities for improving performance. Once the framework has been agreed on, teams can operate a performance management system by defining the performance criteria and validating performance through data collection for specific and measurable metrics. We’ll look at how system alignment throughout the project lifecycle in a collaborative environment provides transparent and robust information to the team for optimized performance.