BIM Corner Newsletter
From Design Rules to a Working Revit Tool: Personal Automation with Codex(November 04, 2026)
By: BIM Corner Guest
A designer builds a Revit tool with AI coding agent Codex and tests it in six scenarios: three passed, three were partial. Here is what that shows. Bim Corner.
What is an IFC concept? One bridge pier carries 18 of them(October 21, 2026)
By: Marcin Pszczolka
IFC 4.3 is built from 99 concepts. One real bridge pier carries 18 of them. The Alignment-based View asks for 64, the Reference View for 51, and IDS can check 22. What a concept is, in plain words and real file lines. Bim Corner.
Dynamo vs Grasshopper for Revit: who wins the BIM automation battle for engineers and architects?(October 13, 2026)
By: Krzysztof Wojslaw
If you work in Revit, this is one of the most useful practical questions you can ask. Together with Gavin Nicholls, I put Dynamo and Grasshopper through ten rounds focused on real BIM automation tasks. Gavin entered the ring representing Dynamo, while I defended Grasshopper. This was not a theoretical comparison of features. We opened The post Dynamo vs Grasshopper for Revit: who wins the B.
BIM Today (PBC Today)
A common data environment is only useful if the information can move(October 22, 2026)
By: Megan Traviss
How construction teams can test common data environments and openBIM exchanges, preserve information status and understand the cost of changing platforms. Planning, Building & Construction Today.
buildingSMART International Newsletter
The buildingSMART openBIM Awards 2026 – Winners Announced(October 12, 2026)
By: Aidan Mercer
Tokyo, Japan – October 12, 2026 The winners of the buildingSMART openBIM Awards 2026 were announced during a celebratory ceremony on Thursday 8 October, as part of the closing plenary… buildingSMART International.
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