"Design teams are not short on tools; they're short on continuity. Project data remains fragmented across files, and decisions often lose context as work moves from planning to design to construction."
"The idea of 'design and make intelligence' can be understood as a shift toward continuity, where data, decisions, and lessons from planning, design, construction, and operations remain embedded in the project rather than stopping at handover."
"Recent developments across Autodesk's ecosystem point toward a shift in how information is structured and carried through the project lifecycle, focusing on workflows that preserve design intent."
"Autodesk introduces Forma Building Design, a new design and analysis environment focused on the schematic design phase, expanding possibilities for exploring design alternatives while integrating performance-based feedback."
Design teams face challenges with fragmented project data and lost context during transitions from planning to construction. This fragmentation leads to inefficiencies as teams spend time reconnecting information. A focus on continuity is essential, where workflows preserve design intent and knowledge is carried forward. The concept of 'design and make intelligence' emphasizes the importance of maintaining accessible project knowledge. Recent developments in Autodesk's ecosystem aim to enhance information flow and decision-making across project phases, culminating in the introduction of Forma Building Design for early-stage design workflows.
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