architect software

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    Does anybody know any architect software I could use for the average person?
     
    texanweb, Feb 13, 2008 IP
  2. Gorgon

    Gorgon Well-Known Member

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    AutoCAD is the best. Not very hard and also not very easy. For me there's no other match for it.
     
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    Yea, AutoCad is a right choice
     
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    Pricey though.
     
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    NaIdz Banned

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    i can make autocad works:)u can pm me if u want me to design a 2d & 3d plan.if u want the software i have a 2008 version too in a nice price:)
     
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    hi

    I'm an architecture student so I can give you some advice. If you want a free and good architecture software use google sketchup. It's free and really user friendly. It generates 3d models really quickly and you can learn it in like an hour. However, it is lacking in drafting tools so if you wanna generate plans it is more tedious.

    ernest
     
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    TurboCAD is a very good alternative with 2D and 3D support

    $40 - $200 depending on version - turbocad.com

    Sketchup is pretty cool...but just for sketching
     
    tjhooker_slo, Feb 14, 2008 IP
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    yeah, i also tried auto cad its really easy to use, learn and user friendly
     
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  9. texanweb

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    Thanks yall, I'll give a try on some of these tools!!!
     
    texanweb, Feb 16, 2008 IP