Robert Scoble may be known to you as the PodTech, ex-Microsoft, Geek Blogger Videoblogger but this show ventures into the world of Architecture, Construction, Green materials and Building Information...
Yep, street level mapping for New Zealand & Australia in Google Maps, soon for Google Earth I hope! Google Earth Blog: Down Under and Kiwis Get Roads in Google Maps Google Earth Blog: Down Under and Kiwis Get Roads in Google Maps Google Maps Mania: Big News: Google Maps street
SketchUp
Wow, Google have released a free version of SketchUp (for personal use) + 3D Warehouse, a web repository for 3D models. Read Randall's great post for all the details on this exciting move to make 3D CAD for everyone. Google Releases Free SketchUp and 3D Warehouse Google today opened
Wow, read all about it at Google Acquisition FAQ's but a few key points; How will @Last and Google work together? Work together? We are together – @Last Software is now Google. What does this mean for SketchUp the product? Although we don’t know exactly what new capabilities
CAD and BIM General
Lachmi Khemlani on the recent SketchUp User Conference. 3D Base Camp: The First SketchUp User Conference ~ AECbytes Newsletter #23
CAD and BIM General
So, who’s going to “acquire” @Last Software – SketchUp – this week? Randall S. Newton chats with @Last Software’s co-founder Brad Schell… @Last Software and the Great Google Rumour
I was surprised to get a trackback from Randall S. Newton to my post regarding Google Earth + SketchUp! For the past few days I’ve been reading his blog posts from the SketchUp Users Conference, 3D Base Camp 2005. Read them at AECnews.com indexed in the Event Blogging category.
CAD and BIM General
Back in August after playing with Google Earth I wrote; “BIM + Global Database + Bandwidth = The Future, Today. A BIM project that extended to a site, or maybe suburban layout, can now be placed in context. Anyone with a broadband net connection can have the world on their desktop today. Your
AutoCAD Architecture
Its tough getting a new type of software established. When I first saw Autodesk Architectural Studio (AAS) on the Autodesk US web site several years ago it looked like potentially revolutionary software. The idea of migrating traditional tools to a digital workplace specifically for those who don't need,
