Aerial of the MCOE campus, rendered using Autodesk technology

The Autodesk Foundation recently featured BHI’s work in a story “Advancing sustainably built healthcare infrastructure with technology.” The spotlight highlights the application of Autodesk technology to promote health and resilience, particularly at BHI projects the Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone and BSL-3 lab and campus expansion at the African Centre for Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases in Nigeria.

Licences for software such as Revit and Autodesk Construction Cloud as well as financial support and overall collaboration with the Autodesk Foundation are crucial to improving the efficiency and quality of renderings, construction management, partner communication, and more.

BHI is enormously grateful for the ongoing partnership with the Autodesk Foundation. Read the full story here, or find it on the Foundation’s LinkedIn and Twitter/X.

BHI rendering of the dorms at ACEGID