Allplan 2019 Systemanforderungen: The Ultimate Tool for Architects and Engineers

The Object palette in Allplan 2019 allows architects and engineers to sort objects by their properties, making it easier than ever to manage settings such as format, visualization, and attributes for components like walls, ceilings, foundations, roofs, and rooms. With the new property palette, users can comfortably select floors, adjust names or heights, and receive direct visual feedback on planned changes.

The revised and expanded layer manager palette in Allplan 2019 enables interdisciplinary collaboration on a common building model. This means that architects have write access for all components, engineers have write access for reinforcement and read access for components, allowing for role-based access rights and improved teamwork between architects and engineers.

Allplan 2019 also provides new views and sections for reinforcement detailing, making it easier to work together successfully at any stage of the BIM process. The software contains numerous functions that support the creation of buildings and structures with high geometric complexity.

In addition, Allplan 2019 includes a newly developed stair module for architects, enabling the modeling of complex stairs in a time-saving and precise manner. Many detail improvements also ensure greater convenience and flexibility in work processes, further simplifying cooperation between planning partners in BIM projects.

According to Richard Brotherton, Managing Director of ALLPLAN, 'BIM is increasingly becoming the standard in the construction industry.' Allplan 2019 offers architects and engineers a BIM tool that supports their collaboration and simplifies their workflow. With its numerous new features and optimized BIM workflows, Allplan 2019 is an essential tool for anyone working in the construction industry.

Allplan 2019 systemanforderungen