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I'm thrilled to share some exciting news today. For years, real estate developers have been the core focus of Spacemaker, now part of Autodesk. Developers own their projects, and they're responsible for assembling the right teams and technologies to bring their visions to fruition. From site selection to final construction, they oversee every detail. Historically, only project owners had direct access to Spacemaker, but that's all changing now.
We’re handing over the keys to architects and other key stakeholders who aren’t directly involved in project ownership. This shift opens up new possibilities for collaboration and innovation in urban development.
Take architects, for instance. Winning bids demands time and resources, yet during the proposal phase, many firms face financial uncertainty, especially in regions where this work isn't billable. However, cutting corners isn’t an option. Architects must craft thoughtful, practical responses to real-world challenges, like determining what can realistically be achieved on a given site. Each project involves balancing multiple factors, and architects typically present only three to five concepts. Ideally, though, they’d have the bandwidth to explore hundreds of alternatives, allowing clients to assess the best options. As someone who transitioned from architectural practice to founding Spacemaker, I deeply understand these pressures—and so do our clients.
This is where Spacemaker shines. By leveraging generative design, AI, and advanced analytics, architects and developers can now explore countless scenarios in mere hours instead of weeks. Mistakes made during the planning phase can be costly, both financially and in terms of missed opportunities. With Spacemaker, teams can iterate faster, reducing risks while ensuring sustainable outcomes.
Data plays a pivotal role here. Architectural teams equipped with robust data analytics tools can make smarter choices when designing spaces for future generations. To address global challenges like urban heat islands, data must become a standard tool for every architect. Spacemaker democratizes access to these insights, empowering architects to make informed decisions and communicate more effectively with their clients.
Cobe, a forward-thinking firm based in Copenhagen, exemplifies how Spacemaker supports visionary design. Their goal is to create architecture that enhances everyday life sustainably. Using Spacemaker, they analyze microclimates, noise levels, and other parameters to ensure residents enjoy optimal living conditions. Mads Birgens, Head of Urbanism at Cobe, highlights how Spacemaker enables rapid prototyping and validation of design ideas early in the process. “It’s an obvious choice,†he says, “especially when shaping building volumes and considering broader urban planning.â€
Looking ahead, Autodesk’s global reach allows us to expand Spacemaker’s availability worldwide. As urbanization accelerates and climate action becomes urgent, having access to powerful tools like Spacemaker is crucial for creating resilient cities. If you’re in Europe, Africa, or the Middle East, let us know how we can assist you in adopting this transformative technology. Meanwhile, U.S.-based users eager to enhance their early-stage workflows with generative design can join our pilot program to provide feedback and refine the experience.
There’s no doubt that technology is reshaping the architectural landscape, and Spacemaker is at the forefront of this evolution. We’re excited to see what lies ahead as we empower architects and developers to build smarter, greener, and more efficient urban environments.
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