DRAFTING SOFTWARE AND PROGRAMS
AutoCAD professional design and drafting software is used in architecture, construction, engineering and manufacturing.
AutoCAD professional design and drafting software is used in architecture, construction, engineering and manufacturing.
Drafting software replaces the paper, pencil, T-squares and rubber crumbs of a previous generation with a computer screen and a mouse. With it, designers can create technical documentation for products, buildings and structures quickly and easily and focus more on concept and creativity, instead of computation and clutter.
Discover specialised toolsets for creating electrical drawings with AutoCAD professional design and drafting software.
Produce blueprint designs and drawings for creating a building, part, product and more.
Landscape architects and designers can build 2D and 3D technical drawings of planting designs, hardscape, topography (US site) and more.
Whether it’s a concept drawing, site drawing or structural drawing, use Autodesk software to bring your architectural illustrations to life.
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LONDON’S NATIONAL THEATRE
Project draftsman Oli Cooper uses AutoCAD to produce precise yet organic set designs.
MUNDEN FRY LANDSCAPE ASSOCIATES
Landscape-design firm uses AutoCAD to help with sustainable landscape design of a unique space at Pinterest headquarters in San Francisco.
BENJAMIN PRATT
Artist and draftsman Benjamin Pratt uses AutoCAD LT to sketch concepts before transferring them to the canvas.
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