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Projects designed by AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit and freehand drawings

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AutoCAD

Digital representations of technical designs created using AutoCAD software. These drawings can range from simple 2D sketches to complex 3D models and are essential in fields like architecture, engineering, and manufacturing. They provide precise measurements, dimensions, and details, allowing for accurate visualization and communication of design concepts.

Archicad

Digital representations of architectural designs created specifically for building information modeling (BIM). Unlike traditional 2D drawings, ArchiCAD drawings are intelligent, meaning changes made to one part of the design are automatically reflected in other related drawings. This software allows architects to create detailed and accurate floor plans, elevations, sections, and 3D models, fostering efficient collaboration and design optimization throughout the building process.

Revit and 3D Models

Intelligent, 3D models created using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. Unlike traditional 2D drawings, Revit drawings contain detailed information about every component of a building, from walls and doors to electrical systems and structural elements. These drawings are highly interactive, allowing architects, engineers, and contractors to collaborate efficiently, detect clashes, and simulate building performance. Revit drawings serve as a central database for the entire project lifecycle, providing valuable insights and data for decision-making.

Freehand

Traditional, hand-drawn representations created without the aid of digital tools. They rely solely on the artist's skill and intuition, capturing ideas, sketches, or illustrations with a variety of mediums like pencil, pen, or charcoal. These drawings often serve as the initial concept for more refined digital or physical creations, offering a spontaneous and expressive approach to design and art.