Planet Vectorworks

Our Design Scholarship is an opportunity for aspiring designers to have their work judged by some of the best in the industry, plus win some sweet prize money.

Wouldn’t it be nice to design, previsualize, document, and coordinate events without all the back-and-forth between software?

At the intersection of design and construction comes the connection between Vectorworks and Bluebeam Revu.

We often tout Vectorworks Spotlight as the industry standard for entertainment design, documentation, and production. But what else can the program accomplish? There’s an entire world of event planning that requires an all-in-one solution; a program not only to design, but one to make plans, present them, and have them reviewed, too.

Seeing your project in real-world context is a powerful option, and Vectorworks 2020 makes it easy with Geographic Information System (GIS) improvements.

This #TeaserTuesday, we’re teasing an update to the Vectorworks Graphics Module (VGM) that will make Vectorworks 2020 run much smoother than previous versions.

This #TeaserTuesday, enjoy the sophisticated, precise documentation of rigging objects with our new feature for the entertainment industry — Schematic Views.

This week’s #TeaserTuesday is all about empowering users to make informed design decisions.

It’s time.

Soon, Vectorworks 2020 will hit the shelves with exciting new features and improvements. In our first of five #TeaserTuesday blogs, learn more about a UI/UX improvement straight from the minds of our users. You asked for it — now here it is.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) allows architects to manage large projects more efficiently than ever before. See how in these three case study videos.