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Autodesk’s Redshift started with a focus on inspiring and helping small businesses succeed. After all, some of the most innovative ideas making a positive impact in the world start with one entrepreneur drawing an idea on a napkin. And with the continued democratization of design technology, even the “little guys” can compete with industry titans.

Designing for Social Distancing: Balancing Safety & Human Connection

Oct 8, 2020 By Redshift

Illustration by Micke Tong Before 2020, when people visited a museum, attended a concert or sporting event, went shopping, or simply commuted to work, they probably never thought much about what it took to ensure the experience was safe. People took for granted the ability to move confidently within their environments and didn’t often pay […]

Filed Under: Run and Grow Tagged With: Office Space

Got WFH Cabin Fever? Virtual Tourism Can Help

Jun 24, 2020 By Redshift

Climbing the walls of your home office? Same. Feel the need for a change of scenery? Yes, please. COVID-19’s social distancing and stay-at-home orders can make even the hardiest of folks feel a little … tweaked. Take a break, sit back, and relax with the below virtual architecture tour, where the admission is free, the […]

Filed Under: Remote Work Tagged With: Work from Home

6 Ways Smart Technologies Are Changing the Conversation About Architecture

Feb 21, 2020 By Redshift

More and more, ordinary homes and offices are starting to resemble Iron Man alter ego Tony Stark’s famously futuristic Malibu mansion, tricked out with space-age technologies ranging from remote-controlled video surveillance to robot butlers. Residents of smart buildings already enjoy modern conveniences such as programmable thermostats and refrigerators that can be operated over the Internet. But that’s just […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Architecture, Innovation, Technology

Putting Your Company’s Purpose First to Help Create Positive Impact

Feb 7, 2020 By Redshift

Most companies are born in a vacuum, from the space where a creator and a maker saw a need out in the world and took the many steps needed to fulfill it. But as time passes, spreadsheets and the bottom line can obscure the original intention, and that same company can lose sight of its […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Purpose

4 Ways Architects Can Extend Their Client Services Post-Construction

Jan 23, 2020 By Redshift

Plamena Milusheva, a designer at Seattle architecture firm LMN, is working on a way to get architects back into their buildings long after construction ends and they’ve turned over the keys. The trick isn’t a lockpick kit or any sort of clandestine sneaking technology; it’s a networked device she’s developing at LMNts (LMN Tech Studio)—LMN’s research […]

Filed Under: Relationships Tagged With: Construction, Relationships

To Make Products with Social Impact, Mulago Foundation Asks These 4 Questions

Jan 10, 2020 By Redshift

Addressing the basic needs of the poorest people in the world is a daunting mission, but San Francisco–based Mulago Foundation has developed a simple algorithm that makes it significantly easier. The philanthropic venture fund, led by managing director Kevin Starr, provides grants and low-interest loans to organizations that demonstrate an ability to transform impoverished communities. Think of […]

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Planning, Social Entrepreneurs

5 Steps to Changing Organizational Culture and Designing Your Future Workforce

Dec 17, 2019 By Redshift

When you think about all the investment you’ve made in your business—from cutting-edge tools and technology to state-of-the-art facilities—have you stopped to consider your employees, arguably the most important investment of all? As you take your business on the continued march of technological progress, your employees need to be on board with any necessary changes […]

Filed Under: Open Culture Tagged With: Culture, Employees, Values

Want a Sustainable Supply Chain? Learn Tips to Make It Happen

Nov 18, 2019 By Redshift

Supply-chain sustainability rests on the idea that every step in the process of making a product matters. By definition, it is a holistic view of the social, environmental, and economic impact of supply-chain processes, logistics, and technologies. Although a sustainable supply chain is still a nascent concept, many established manufacturers are already attempting to incorporate […]

Filed Under: Operations Tagged With: Supply Chain, Sustainability

The Promise of Manufacturing Automation for All Starts with Generative Design

Oct 31, 2019 By Redshift

As a manufacturer, you’re certainly familiar with the concept of generative design by now—but there’s still some confusion over its real definition. Many in the manufacturing community would have you believe that generative design is merely a branch of topology optimization or procedural modeling. But in reality, generative design is a more profound change in approach than that. It’s an […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Automation, Innovation, Manufacturing

How Gig Economy Growth Could Help Close the Labor Gap in Construction

Oct 10, 2019 By Redshift

Just 10 years ago, cities across America were mottled with transit deserts—streets, neighborhoods, and entire regions without convenient or affordable transportation options. No trains. No buses. Not even taxis. The only way to get around was by driving your own vehicle—if you had one, that is. If not, it was a struggle to access employment, […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Construction, Gig Economy, Trends

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