August 19, 2025 - Blog
Introduction:
Engineering and construction have always relied on precision. A single mistake on a drawing can lead to costly delays, structural risks, or wasted resources. Today, with advanced software like Tekla Structures, engineers can work faster, more accurately, and in full alignment with project stakeholders.
Main Points:
1. Efficiency and Speed
- Using Tekla Structures, we have accelerated our workflow by over 40% compared to traditional drafting methods.
- 3D modeling and built-in libraries of steel components allow us to focus on engineering challenges instead of repetitive tasks.
- Automation in Tekla speeds up the creation of shop drawings, assembly drawings, and reports.
2. Error Reduction
- With Tekla’s 3D environment, design conflicts are detected early, before they reach the construction site.
- Tekla Model Sharing ensures that every team member works on the same up-to-date model, reducing the risk of miscommunication.
- As a result, major mistakes have been eliminated, while smaller errors are reduced to an absolute minimum.
3. Integration with BIM (Building Information Modeling)
- Tekla’s integration with BIM workflows provides a complete, real-time view of the project.
- Engineers, architects, and contractors can collaborate in a shared environment with full transparency.
- Features like clash detection and live model updates streamline communication across stakeholders.
4. Future-Oriented Design
- By working in Tekla, we are already prepared for the next wave of innovation, from AI-driven design optimization to digital twins.
- Companies adopting Tekla today are not only improving current project delivery but also future-proofing their engineering capabilities.
Conclusion:
Digital design with Tekla Structures is not just a productivity boost, it’s a transformation of the entire engineering process. We deliver projects faster, with far fewer mistakes, and with seamless collaboration across teams. By investing in Tekla and BIM, we have built a reliable foundation for both today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities.
