Yes, we could port our powerful applications to iPhones and the wide variety of flavors of Android devices, attempting to account for the particulars of each one, or we can use our Autodesk Forge platform to make our applications available as services from servers in the cloud with lots of CPU power and memory suited to the job. They just released this version so it works well until their cloud platform is ready.Īutodesk will continue to offer subscriptions to desktop applications bundled into Collections for years to come however, eventually, you are going to want to do everything from your mobile phone or tablet device.

They will still terminate Design Review one day. So this year Autodesk release Design Review 2018.ĭownload Autodesk Design Review 2018 here.ĭoes it mean Autodesk change their mind? No. Because it’s an old software (the last one was released in 2012), Autodesk needs to update it somehow to keep it working. However, Autodesk doesn’t seem ready to fully replace Design Review. According to Brian’s post, it should be Autodesk 360. Autodesk stopped releasing Design Review because they planned to replace it with the cloud solution. Autodesk hasn’t released the new version until now. Constructware users can start to kick the tiresĪnd Buzzsaw users can get those folks who don’t need to centralize their data inīuzzsaw on board with the design review functionality.The last version of Autodesk Design Review released was 2013. Jennifer Toton on the Design Review marketing team says: So in this case, ADR is zero shekels, which means you should take it.

I think it means: if something is free, go ahead and get it, but if you have to pay for it, determine whether it is worth the shekels. For buy, weigh shekels' is a motto I can never forget, because the first guy I ever worked with in the building business, an architect named Phil Shoop, used to say it all the time. To prove that statement, the good folks here at Autodesk have decided to make Autodesk Design Review product a free download beginning February 1, 2007.ĭesign Review (or ADR as us 'in-the-know' call it) used to cost $199 per seat, so that's a pretty durn good deal if you ask me.

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