Thank you for attending Tekla User Day 2026 in Denmark
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Tekla User Day Denmark 2026 brought Tekla users, specialists and industry professionals together at Copenhagen Marriott Hotel for a full day of technical insight, practical examples and networking.
The programme covered the latest developments in Tekla Structures, Trimble Connect, extensions and plugins, Grasshopper automation, VDC, digital reinforcement and smart steel workflows.
The user presentations also gave us valuable insight into how Tekla is being used in real projects across design, fabrication, construction and planning.
Thank you for participating
Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the discussions throughout the day. The questions, conversations and experiences shared by the participants are an important part of what makes Tekla User Day valuable.
Special thanks to the guest speakers
A special thank you goes to all our speakers and contributors from MT Højgaard Danmark, Per Aarsleff A/S, COWI, Trimble, Learn Grasshopper and Construsoft Nordics for sharing their knowledge, practical experience and ideas.
We hope you left Copenhagen with new inspiration, useful tips and a few new connections. We look forward to seeing you again at a future Tekla event.
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At the K7 Fornebubanen project, where Veidekke is building the metro stations at Lysaker and Vækerø, augmented reality with Trimble SiteVision is becoming part of the quality control workflow. It helps the team identify deviations and potential issues earlier, document what they find, and communicate directly with the engineering teams through Trimble Connect – with location and context automatically included in the issue report.
At the K7 Fornebubanen project, Veidekke is using Trimble Connect and the Labels extension from Construsoft to make 3D model information easier to use in production on the construction site.
By presenting the information needed for the job in a simple and visual way, construction workers can use the model directly on site – without having to be BIM experts.
The Construsoft Timber package extends Tekla Structures with tools for timber modeling, detailing and fabrication.
In this quick tip, we follow a CLT wall from modeling and elementation through lamella visualization and production drawings, all the way to a machine-ready BTL file.
Thank you for joining Tekla User Day Denmark 2026. The event brought Tekla users, specialists and industry professionals together at Copenhagen Marriott Hotel for a full day of technical insight, practical examples and networking.
The IDEA StatiCa User Meetings have been arranged in cities across the Nordics in the past few years, creating a forum to connect with peers, get inspiration from user presentations, tips and tricks sessions from the Construsoft team, and representatives from IDEA StatiCa. And now it’s back on the agenda!
We have helped Nordic Fastening Group (NFG) with a Tekla component for their concrete column shoe bolt system, the NEO-PF system. The component makes it easier to model NFG column shoes directly in Tekla Structures, configure different sizes and bolt layouts, and generate product reports for ordering or quote requests.
Tekla User Day Denmark 2026 is coming up. This year’s programme includes presentations from MT Højgaard, Per Aarsleff A/S and COWI, with project-based examples of how Tekla is used across tendering, design, fabrication, construction and planning. You will also hear from Trimble, LearnGrasshopper and the Construsoft team.
Construsoft Nordics now delivers Trimble SketchUp as part of our software portfolio. SketchUp is a very practical tool for contractors, engineers, project managers and site teams working in classic construction projects.
Trimble Connect Planner e-learning: In this 30-minute e-learning, we introduce the core workflow in Planner, show how it can be used for both building and infrastructure projects, and explain the key setup options that help teams get started with 4D Construction Planning.
The new Drammen City Bridge presents slim, clean lines and a welcoming expression for pedestrians and drivers alike. Behind the surface, however, lies curved and twisting geometry, congested reinforcement, and late design changes added to an already demanding design. From an early phase, the team at Degree of Freedom chose a fully parametric approach to make it all come together.