Cadline: Keep It Green

March 12, 2009 - PRLog -- Gone are the days when architects and engineers could easily justify huge piles of asbestos and tonnes of concrete.

The joint concerns of efficiency and energy saving today hold particular importance in upgrading and refurbishment projects, which face huge obstacles when it comes to the task of embedding a modern conscience within old buildings.  There is such huge competition in this field of construction, so contractors and engineers alike must employ the latest technology to keep ahead of the game.  This is why CADline, market leaders in computer aided design software, are committed to providing design solutions with sustainability in mind.

Their AutoCAD MEP 2009 package allows the creation and sharing of design documents for mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) designers.  With a wide range of AutoCAD software, CADline also offers Cymap, which provides a comprehensive solution for HVAC and electrical design, to be used for all forms of commercial property.  Suitable for new projects and the refurbishment and upgrading of existing buildings, Cymap features solutions for heating, cooling and energy consumption, piped services, ducted services, low voltage wiring and lighting design.

With the huge demand for AutoCAD design software its good to know there is a provider committed to sustainability and environmental design.  In addition to their design software
CADline provide training for the latest AutoCAD systems.  From the basics to advanced programmes, CADline provides courses for geospatial, visualisation, sustainability and microstation CAD training as well as general design courses based on the AutoCAD Architecture, Revit Architecture and AutoCAD MEP software programmes.

About CADline:  CADline has provided software, training and consultancy to major architectural practices, around the world for nearly two decades.  Advising their clients on current and ground breaking innovations in the virtual world CADline are also associates of landmark construction projects.

Each year, CADline train 3,500 people around the world in new technologies and provide strategic technology information to Boards and Project groups.

Editor’s Notes: CADline is represented by search engine optimisation agency, Top Position. Please direct all press queries to Gareth Vipers. Email: gareth@topposition.co.uk or call: 01623 726 234.