ARCHICAD Solo has limitations, and that’s great
Back in January 2016, GRAPHISOFT introduced ARCHICAD 19 Solo to the North American market. In our market, ARCHICAD Solo replaces ARCHICAD STAR(T).
Goodbye Vista, we hardly knew you.
Are you still using Windows Vista to run ArchiCAD? Your days are numbered.
Compatibility note: ArchiCAD on Windows 8.1 and OS X 10.9 Mavericks
Do you use ArchiCAD on Windows? How about ArchiCAD on Windows 8.1? Or are you a Mac user who just upgraded to OS X 10.9 Mavericks? Here's what you need to know.
The BIMobject App Now Released for ArchiCAD
MALMÖ, SWEDEN, June 18, 2013 -- BIMobject® announced today that the cloud integration App for GRAPHISOFT's ArchiCAD, the leading Building Information Modeling (BIM) architectural software developer, has been launched. The App is completely free of charge for all users of
The Principal Work Environment from Graphisoft North America
So this is part 2G. Like all those countless movie sequels, it's time to change up the post titles and not highlight that this is the equivalent of 2007's Land Before Time XIII: The Wisdom of Friends. Just call it
Definitive Proof of the Shell Tool’s Awesomeness
Since the release of ArchiCAD 15 I've enjoyed using the shell tool--more for it's ability to be reshaped in 3D, plan, section, and elevation than its crazy form-making opportunities. BIMES has created a 4 minute video that highlights how impressive and
Take 14:36 to let Eric Bobrow teach you about Guide Lines in ArchiCAD 15
When I introduce my coworkers to ArchiCAD 15, I show them three new things and then say "get to work, we'll cover the rest as it comes up". I know that's not the best way to learn a new version,
Just in time for Fall Semester…
The Free Educational version of ArchiCAD 15 is FINALLY available for download (as are all the add-ons and Artlantis). Read more about it at the official ArchiCAD blog. More likely though, you're already heading to www.myarchicad.com to download it.
From AutoCAD (to ArchiCAD) to SketchUp… a race
Recent History Over the past few months I've made a couple of terrain models in ArchiCAD 14 and then exported them to SketchUp 8. At first this was done to figure out a way to collaborate with a fellow architect