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Join Simon tomorrow for our new webinar on the impact of shading solutions.

He will explore how different passive design strategies for a building envelope can offer huge benefits to designers, including the impacts of various shading devices on a building’s energy performance.

It's not too late to register here: https://tinyurl.com/nup549fk

Energy and cost savings for large-scale design projects are more achievable than ever due to the use of performance analysis tools in early design stages.

Paul McKeever and the High-Performance Team at TVS used FenestraPro to understand and measure the impact of fritting patterns and different glazing types, all while optimizing for occupant comfort.

Access the complete study below.

TVS Identifies Cost-Saving Opportunities Using Frit Patterns In this case study, TVS uses FenestraPro to identify energy and cost saving opportunities to meet performance-based design initiatives.

Designers face many challenges with the Revit Energy Analysis Model in the early design stages.

Our research with global firms HKS, Inc. and Perkins&Will addresses these challenges in BIM efficiencies, providing designers with step-by-step workflows to develop more sustainable and resilient buildings.

Effective Workflows For The Revit Energy Analysis Model Download our whitepaper to learn how FenestraPro can address existing user issues and workflows for the Revit Energy Analysis Model.

Have you ever tried to create an Energy Model for a larger project, but the time involved was just too much?

Autodesk has created a feature in Revit 2024 to isolate selected areas in an energy model, resulting in speedy analysis.

Learn how to adopt this feature in our latest blog by our BIM Applications Manager Mike.

Revit 2024 | Creating A Focused Energy Model Have you ever tried to create an Energy Model for a larger project, but the time involved was just too much? Autodesk Revit 2024 now has a feature to isolate the energy model.

David Palmer, our co-founder and CEO, has published a short piece on what inspired him and Simon Whelan to develop our building performance tools, including some insight into the future of our software.

Read more about our origin story below!

David Palmer | The Evolution of FenestraPro Co-founder Dave Palmer shares his story on how he and Simon Whelan concepted and evolved FenestraPro into the software it is today.

Hear how designers are using building performance analysis tools in Revit to reduce energy in the built environment and help fight climate change.

https://ow.ly/ZKMZ50OISjw