2025 was a watershed year for construction technology. We saw the "AI hype" finally turn into usable tools, a massive shift in hardware standards and the final sunset of a beloved operating system. Here is the rundown of what defined our year in AEC technology: bit.ly/3Z5OXcv

Daniel Clark explores what Al means for the future identity of architects. Drawing on lessons from other professions & decades of technological change, Daniel offers a practical lens on how professionals can adapt, develop new practices & strengthen their role in an Al-enabled world: bit.ly/4589T6b

Vectorworks licensing changes has raised some eyebrows lately.

If your team uses Vectorworks, this is worth a read before you renew...

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Square Feet Architects has built a reputation for imaginative yet practical design spanning residential, educational and community spaces.

We explore how their projects demonstrate the power of thoughtful design to transform cultural, educational and spiritual environments: tinyurl.com/62w746r5

Last month, the UK government announced the upcoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which aims to improve national cyber defences by expanding regulation to more organisations, including IT service providers like us.

You can read how this may affect you here: bit.ly/3TrP4w6

Stiff+Trevillion have established themselves as leaders in the art of architectural retrofit. Known for their considered aesthetic and pragmatic problemsolving, the practice consistently breathes new life into existing structures. Read more: bit.ly/4jMUY5R

When is a limit on liability not really a limit?
Clients are introducing ever-broader carve-outs that chip away at liability caps, leaving architects exposed to greater risk. Mitwa Bavisi of Careys, explains the key pitfalls and how practices can protect themselves, bit.ly/4ho1SNM

Windows 10 support ends this year — no more security updates, bug fixes, or support!
What does this mean for your business? Higher 
security risks, compliance issues, and software 
headaches? We can help! Read more here: bit.ly/FFSWindows10

We recently spoke with Nathalie Rozencwajg, founder of NAME Architecture, about the podcast she hosts with her sister Melanie Rozencwajg: “Designing Futures”. We discuss the parallels between AI and other historical technological advancements of the past here fourthfloor.solutions/introducing-...