Nemetschek Allplan 2013 «2027»
Looking back at the release that bridged 2D drafting and intelligent building information modeling.
Rewind 2013: Why Nemetschek Allplan 2013 Was a Quiet Revolution in BIM Nemetschek allplan 2013
April 17, 2026 (Retrospective)
Also, the "hybrid modeling" philosophy—mixing mesh, solid, and parametric objects—is now standard in high-end BIM tools. Allplan 2013 was a pioneer, even if it didn't get the marketing credit. No. And I can’t stress that enough. Security risks, lack of 64-bit optimization (it was transitional then), and no IFC 4.0 support make it obsolete for new work. Looking back at the release that bridged 2D
4 minutes The State of Play in 2013 Let’s set the scene. In 2013, the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry was at a crossroads. Revit was gaining steam, ArchiCAD was firmly established, and SketchUp was the go-to for conceptual massing. But in Germany and much of Central Europe, one name ruled the precision-driven market: Nemetschek Allplan . 4 minutes The State of Play in 2013 Let’s set the scene
Looking back at the release that bridged 2D drafting and intelligent building information modeling.
Rewind 2013: Why Nemetschek Allplan 2013 Was a Quiet Revolution in BIM
April 17, 2026 (Retrospective)
Also, the "hybrid modeling" philosophy—mixing mesh, solid, and parametric objects—is now standard in high-end BIM tools. Allplan 2013 was a pioneer, even if it didn't get the marketing credit. No. And I can’t stress that enough. Security risks, lack of 64-bit optimization (it was transitional then), and no IFC 4.0 support make it obsolete for new work.
4 minutes The State of Play in 2013 Let’s set the scene. In 2013, the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry was at a crossroads. Revit was gaining steam, ArchiCAD was firmly established, and SketchUp was the go-to for conceptual massing. But in Germany and much of Central Europe, one name ruled the precision-driven market: Nemetschek Allplan .
