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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2025 · 39 MIN

EP 61 | Leading the BIM 2.0 Revolution: Snaptrude’s Vision for AEC Software with Altaf Ganihar

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In this episode, Oliver Thomas interviews Altaf Ganihar, founder and CEO of Snaptrude, to explore the BIM 2.0 revolution in the AEC industry. Discover how Snaptrude is rethinking early-stage design, enabling real-time collaboration in the cloud, and building a truly modern design stack for architects, engineers, and developers. Altaf shares his journey from tech to AEC, the challenges of designing intuitive tools for complex workflows, and how AI can enhance—not replace—human creativity in architecture. The conversation also covers Snaptrude’s funding story and its vision for the future of design technology.Whether you're an architect, designer, engineer, or tech enthusiast, this conversation will give you insights into the future of AEC design tools and the movement toward a connected, collaborative, AI-enhanced design stack.Altaf Ganihar |   / altaf-ganihar-54512367  Snaptrude | https://www.snaptrude.com/ATN HOST | Oliver Thomas |   / olly____t  ATN MASTERCLASS | https://archi-tech.network

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