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Topics: KCACTF, networking events, student2PRO, students, Vectorworks Spotlight, ASLA, Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, Netflix, networking, The American Institute of Architecture Students, AIAS, KCACTF Regional Awards, 2019 Vectorworks Design Scholarship, Vectorworks Spotlight 2019, Morgan Lindsey Price, trade associations
I think when clients or suppliers walk into our studio at Ann-Marie Powell Gardens, they’re surprised to see so many screens. I can understand why people don’t consider garden design to be an IT-focused profession, but there is no denying that my colleagues and myself are working in Vectorworks most of the time. It’s always open on our Macs. In fact, to ensure accuracy we keep all our schedules, plans, and drawings in Vectorworks files for as long as we can and only export them when the time comes to share information.
Topics: Adrian Slatter, Site Modeling, Tamsin Slatter, Vectorworks, Clip Cube, Vectorworks UK, vectorworks 2019, 2D components for hybrid objects, Ann-Marie Powell Gardens, plant tool, Katarina Ollikainen
The upcoming feature we are showcasing today is likely to be a crowd pleaser. In Vectorworks 2019, we are introducing clip cube support for viewports and Renderworks modes in design layers and sheet layers.
Topics: Chad Hamilton, Renderworks, Clip Cube, Hamilton + Aitken Architects, Vectorworks Forum, vectorworks 2019, Viewports
If you caught our second Facebook Live Q&A, you’ll recall quality and usability as being the two words Steve Johnson, vice president of product development, used to describe the mindset when it came to Vectorworks 2019 updates. Today’s feature encompasses both.
Topics: 3D Objects, Teaser Tuesday, vectorworks 2019, Hybrid objects, Tui Walker Kamakorewa, CBA Design Ltd., 2D Components, 2D Objects
Say hello to more efficiency with image effects in Vectorworks 2019. With this update, you’ll spend less time exporting your designs to a separate editing program.
Topics: Jonathan Reeves Architecture, Teaser Tuesday, vectorworks 2019, Image Effects
Speed is the main event this Teaser Tuesday. In Vectorworks 2019, we’ve updated the Vectorworks Graphics Module for sheet layers.
Topics: sheet layers, Vectorworks Graphics Module, Teaser Tuesday, vectorworks 2019
Teaser Tuesday is back! Here’s your chance for a sneak peek at updates to come in Vectorworks 2019. This Teaser Tuesday, we’re showing you a Vectorworks 2019 update that will help you save time and make your workflow even smoother.
Topics: classes, layers, Vectorworks software, layers and classes, vectorworks 2019, filter, search
We weren’t the only ones who thought Vectorworks 2018 stood out at the AIA 2018 conference in New York, which we attended last month.
Topics: AIA 'Best of Show' award, “BEST of SHOW” award, Vectorworks Architect, Architosh, Vectorworks 2018, Virtual Reality, VR, Web View, BIM software, AIA 2018, 360
While industry articles and schoolwork are great ways to learn, nothing beats the sharing of information and tips during industry events.
Topics: RIBA, Royal Institute of British Architects, BIM workflow, Birmingham City University, UK Building Information Modeling Expo and Camp, BIM in Birmingham, Association of Academic Educators
Augmented reality (AR) has had a lot of attention lately — it is easily one of the hottest newest technologies of the last two years after the worldwide popularity of Pokémon Go. The technology’s ability to superimpose a computer-generated image on a real-world view is now available for consumer mobile devices, making immersive and compelling viewing available to everyone. And in response to the fast-moving development of this technology, tech companies are creating new workflows.
Topics: Augmented Reality, Vectorworks Nomad App, CAD/BIM Models, Thor Studios, Apple ARKit, Brian Goodridge