Primarily used in Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) workflows, this new feature solidifies the Tekla portfolio of automated element fabrication tools. For the concrete detailing industry, the new Tekla Structures introduces reinforcement (rebar) assemblies. Structural BIM software Tekla Structures version 2022 enhances the design-to-fabrication workflow with in-product intelligence to create fabrication drawings, reducing the time spent creating and editing drawings. Combining constructible data from the Tekla software with One Click LCA and its extensive EPD database allows for the embodied carbon emissions of materials in a design-down to every nut, bolt, or rebar-to be calculated for their entire lifecycle. Structural engineers can use it to compare different design options and their respective carbon loads.Įnvironmental professionals on design teams can also rely on Tekla's existing integration with OneClick LCA's purpose-built carbon calculator for Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) reporting. This visual and dynamic calculations tool allows users to quickly and transparently assess the environmental implications of their design choices live within the Tekla software. Through continuous enhancements, in-product intelligence and expanded support for sustainable construction, our software development keeps us firmly among the most advanced BIM technology platform providers on the market today."īuilding on Trimble's dedication to sustainable workflows, Tekla Structures and Tekla Structural Designer now offer dynamic embodied carbon calculation functionality, for both the design and detailing processes through an Embodied Carbon Calculator. "Our product development focuses on delivering solutions that make building information more easily available, constructible and shareable to all project stakeholders across the industry to optimize both human resources and materials. "Tekla software continues to transform the way the construction industry works," said Michael Evans, senior product director at Trimble's Structures Division.
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