How BIM professional services help architects scale through feasibility and design
Architecture teams are often asked to move faster at the exact moment project information is least stable. During feasibility and design, owners need answers, consultants need direction, and internal teams need to test options without overcommitting resources too early. That pressure creates a familiar challenge: how do architects keep design quality high while managing shifting scope, aggressive deadlines, and […]
Why airport modernization depends on connecting site visibility to usable models
Airport modernization is not only a construction challenge. It is a coordination challenge that unfolds inside active, security-controlled, passenger-facing environments where operations cannot simply pause while work moves forward. That is why airport teams need more than captured site data, and they need more than models alone. They need a connected path from real field visibility […]
How the point cloud viewer makes 3D laser scan data easier to use
Point clouds are one of the most valuable outputs from reality capture, but they have not always been easy for every stakeholder to use. Architects, engineers, contractors, owners, and facilities teams may need the information inside a point cloud, but not everyone has specialized software or the technical background to navigate dense 3D data confidently. That is […]
How Hexagon Multivista Create services help airport models stay close to real conditions
Airport modernization projects depend on accurate models, but airports are difficult environments to model. They combine active passenger areas, dense building systems, security requirements, operational workflows, and phased construction in spaces that often cannot stop functioning while renovation work moves forward. That makes the connection between real field conditions and project models especially important. When airport […]
Why airport modernization starts with capture that respects live operations
Airport modernization projects do not happen in neutral environments. They happen inside buildings that are active, security controlled, passenger facing, and operationally sensitive. People continue moving through terminals. Access rules continue to apply in restricted areas. Construction teams continue working around systems that support daily operations. These complexities make site capture in airports different from many […]
Hexagon Multivista Analyze Hub turns captured data into decisions
Construction teams capture more project data than ever. Photos, scans, models, schedules, and reports can all help teams understand what is happening in the field. That captured data has real value on its own as an objective project record, especially when teams need to verify conditions, document changes, or resolve questions later. But during building […]
How objective progress reporting supports schedule reviews and pay applications
Construction progress is often discussed in meetings before it is validated in the field: A superintendent may report that a scope is complete, a trade partner may say an area is ready, or a schedule update may show work advancing as planned. But when project teams rely too heavily on manual updates, visual estimates, or anecdotal reporting, progress can become […]
From unification to execution: Introducing Hexagon Multivista Hub
Earlier this year, Hexagon introduced Hexagon Multivista, bringing together multiple AECO brands under a single, unified portfolio. The goal was to simplify how construction teams work by aligning services that support the full project lifecycle, from reality capture through modeling and analysis. That rebrand responded to long‑standing challenges in the construction industry. Teams often manage […]
The state of BIM adoption in key Latin American construction markets
BIM adoption in Latin America is no longer an emerging conversation. It is now part of public-sector modernization, private-sector productivity programs, university training, and industry transformation agendas. But adoption is still uneven across markets. While some countries have mature national surveys and public-sector strategies, others are still building the baseline data needed to measure adoption consistently. And that […]
How visualization and simulation help AECO teams move beyond drawings and renderings
Traditional drawings, BIM views, and static renderings still matter. But when teams need broader stakeholder alignment, training, or operational planning, those outputs do not always provide enough context on their own. Many stakeholders can review a drawing and understand the design intent. Fewer can fully grasp what the finished environment will feel like, how people […]