Autodesk Technical Specialists will show how to use Forma Design Collaboration to support more connected, multidisciplinary workflows. Attendees will see how shared data environments help teams coordinate across tools and disciplines, improve visibility into project context, and reduce friction between civil and building teams.
Learning Outcomes:
Best practices for managing shared reference points across multi-disciplinary teams
Shared surface collaboration in the cloud
IFC workflows across teams and platforms
Model Coordination for Civil and Revit workflows
Site coordination across disciplines
→ Date: June 02, 2026
→ English Speaking webinar
→ Registration Page: https://www.autodesk.com/webinars/aec/running-civil-projects-in-the-cloud-jun02
Summary
Civil teams often need to design with one eye on the site and the other on everything surrounding it. Buildings, structures, utilities, and water systems all introduce dependencies that must be coordinated across different models, formats, and teams. A shared data environment can make that coordination far more manageable, but only if teams know how to work with shared surfaces, common reference points, IFC workflows, and multidisciplinary model review.
In this fourth session of our Running Civil Infrastructure Projects in the Cloud series, Autodesk Technical Specialists will show how teams can use Forma Design Collaboration (formerly BIM Collaborate Pro) to support more connected, multidisciplinary workflows. You will see how shared data environments help teams coordinate across tools and disciplines, improve visibility into project context, and reduce friction between civil and building teams.
This session builds on the workflows covered earlier in the series and focuses on the next step in cloud collaboration for civil teams working on integrated projects.
This webinar is ideal for Project Managers, BIM/VDC Managers, Design Technologists, and civil teams working with architects, structural engineers, utilities, and water infrastructure stakeholders who want to improve coordination and reduce risk across disciplines.
Discover how connected workflows can help your team collaborate more effectively across disciplines and deliver better coordinated projects in the cloud.
