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What are the most commonly used computer programs used by Landscape Architects in order of most to least?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Laura Powell Jan 8.
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Hi Craig,
In my opinion, Archicad is a much more advanced program than Autocad. It is a 3d modeling and rendering program. I can't understand why Architects think that Autocad a engineer based product, could be better than a program made for Archite…
I would second that it depends on what you want to do and who you want to work for. The main ones mentioned, namely drafting and graphic programs, are standard for anybody. Other, more niche programs would be Revit (as mentioned by Zach) and ArcGIS.…
autocad, photoshop, autodesk impression, calc.
and I´m use 3ds max. maybe very complicated for our work, but i like this. Rhino is good too, maybe better than 3ds max for creating natural objects. I hate sketchUp, but many people aruond me us it.
I think that revit might be overkill at this point. Learn cad and if you land in an office they'll make sure that they'll get you up to speed, so you can crank out them construction docs.
One additional program that might be worth taking sometime to get to know is Revit. I have a relative that is a mechanical engineer and he is working on a project in which EVERYTHING is being built in the program prior to final submittal/approval. W…
What are photosims?
AutoCAD/Vectorworks (Drafting Software in General)
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Google SketchUp (And if you want to be on the edge of things take a look at Rhino or any other Nurbs modeling software)
Quite the ambitious question…
I am trying to figure the computer programs I need to learn from most important to least important for the coming decade.
This group is for people with experience or interest in the restoration and mitigation
Group discussing vegetated architecture - the blending of landscape and buildings - in its many varied forms...
Thanks for your input Stephanie! On the subject, suppose I want to leave California after graduating from the certificate program. I have heard that the certificate carries little clout outside California. Do u find this to be true? What have ur gra…
Dear Craig,
Well, I can't believe I haven't replied to this!
I am the Regional Director of Region V (western Region) for CLARB.
I am also a policitally appointed committee member of the LATC, and have been for the past 6 years.
I am the Vice Preside…
Morning Craig.
I have a Master's degree so my opinion is a little biased...LOL
Certificates are generally not held in the same regard as a degree. A degree indicates a level of commitment that a certificate does not. Accredited programs tend to be…
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