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What does it really mean to model a building as an assembly of parts? A year ago, Erik de Keyser shared a principle that has shaped Qonic…
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What does it really mean to model a building as an assembly of parts?
A year ago, Erik de Keyser shared a principle that has shaped Qonic from the start: buildings are assemblies of subassemblies and parts.
Components turns that principle into something teams can actually work with: connecting reusable geometry, structured information and the workflows that depend on both.
Erik revisits the idea and explains where it can lead.
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