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Annual progress review and planning are not merely a formality – they are a key rhythm that sets the pace for a company's development for years to come. Maxim Nechiporenko, Renga Software deputy director general, discusses the main achievements of 2025 and plans for the near future.

Success in modern design and construction belongs to those who can work not only quickly but also comprehensively. Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology has moved beyond being just a trend – it has become a new standard that defines the quality, speed, and efficiency of creating complex facilities. However, for many companies, the transition to BIM is still associated with myths about complexity, high costs, and lengthy implementation processes. The successful experience of Russian design companies proves otherwise.

Renga team is thrilled to announce the release of the long-awaited new Renga Standard and Renga Professional versions, featuring a number of improvements. This update addresses key design aspects, from support for groups in filters and enhanced API functionality to fine-tuning MEP systems and developing automation tools.

The project began many years ago with the belief that 3D design software could be user-friendly and accessible. Since then, we've come a long way: regularly releasing updated versions, working with user feedback, and solving the most complex problems have enabled us to achieve our initial goal of making BIM feasible to every designer!

At a time when information modeling is becoming a necessity, the Petrozavodsk-based design company NOVA-PRO is demonstrating a successful example of transitioning to BIM technology using the domestically developed Renga Professional and Pilot-BIM. Despite initial concerns — including heavy team workload, risks of extended project timelines, and the challenges of mastering new software — the company took a deliberate approach to selecting a platform for its digital transformation.

ATTA GROUP Design Company has recently completed a pilot project involving the implementation of ASKON full-stack BIM solution. Architects and engineers created a digital information model of a 25-storey residential complex using Renga BIM system and Pilot-BIM common data environment for collaborative work. The project was supported by ASKON-Siberia Regional Center.

Renga team is thrilled to announce the release of the long-awaited new Renga Standard and Renga Professional versions, featuring a number of improvements: the ability to create insulation for pipe fittings and accessories, duct fittings and accessories; enhanced tools for working with groups of objects in 3D models and assemblies; new 'Regroup' command; the ability to Paste Link to DWG/DXF into the model and assembly space; improved API capabilities; and much more. . But there is more to it. New capabilities will significantly increase the efficiency of work for both MEP engineers and process engineers, as well as designers and architects. Let's get into details.

Every design professional considers comfort, efficient functionality, and great work speed in the software environment to be foundational for productivity. And the dynamics of the software product development is of great importance here. Implementation of new functionality is not just new "tools"; it is a new vector of thought, a removed limitation, an opportunity to do work better, and to make results more significant.

Softline (part of the Softline Group), Russia's leading IT provider of digital transformation and information security products and services, helped Srednevolzhskelectroproekt Company (SVEP) to implement Renga Professional BIM system, developed by Renga Software, a joint venture of ASCON and 1C. As a result, the project company is now able to provide a high level of precision and quality when performing digital design of facilities. Assisting businesses in import substitution processes alignes with Softline Group strategy.

Modern design companies are increasingly abandoning traditional design methods in favor of BIM technology. InOneBuro, Yekaterinburg-based industrial design company, shared its experience transitioning from foreign solutions to the domestically developed Renga BIM system.