In contrast, the rebuttal is much more exciting. The apology is almost instantly forgettable: platitudes on product development, proclamations of customer care, promises to do better. Our studio doesn’t use Revit, open letters always strike me as the Chihuahua of lobbying activities (all bark, no bite) and frankly the world has bigger problems on its hands right now.īut my interest was piqued last week when Andrew Anagnost, the CEO of Autodesk, responded with a blog post comprising equal parts apology and rebuttal. The group, including Zaha Hadid Architects, Grimshaw, Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners and other prominent studios, condemned the increasing cost of ownership of Revit, its constantly changing licensing arrangements, and failure to keep pace with product development.
Last month, a group of predominantly British architecture studios penned an open letter to Autodesk criticising its poor performance over recent years.
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