Webinar: Site Design & GIS with Vectorworks 2012

Landscape architects and urban planners, take note: Nemetschek Vectorworks is hosting a webinar on how to streamline your site design workflow and GIS (Geographic Information System) file management.


The details

The 'Site Design & GIS with Vectorworks 2012' webinar will be held on Tuesday 18th October 2011 at 6pm BST. Presenting duties are being shared between Eric Gilbey, RLA, ASLA, Professor and Member APLD, Landscape Industry Specialist at Nemetschek Vectorworks, and Tamsin Slatter, residential garden designer and Vectorworks Trainer and Industry Expert at Design Software Solutions, Ltd. in the UK. You can register here and you'll then receive a confirmation email containing access information to join on the day.


What to expect

Focusing on the new features of Vectorworks Landmark 2012, this hour-long webinar will enable you to:

• Learn how new fundamental tools such as Automatic Working Planes, Offset Closed Curves and X-ray Edge Mode can save you time in site design and modelling;
• Discover how the new Modify by Record command, Georeferenced Design Layers, and Georeferenced imports and exports have improved GIS file management and land planning;
• Examine how Landmark features, such as the Hardscape Tool, Site Model, Stake Object and Landscape Area, among others, have been improved to make site design easier.

Vectorworks Landmark 2012

Improved GIS file management is only one of the major new features of Vectorworks Landmark 2012. With increased DXF/DWG support, a tool to create QuickTime solar animations and improvements to Renderworks, Vectorworks 2012 now has many of the features hankered for by current users and enough to turn your head if you're using a different piece of software. You can read our full rundown on the new features here.


For more information on the new features of Vectorworks 2012, call our CAD team on 03332 409 306 or email CAD@Jigsaw24.com. For more news and events, follow us on Twitter (@Jigsaw_CAD) and 'Like' our Facebook page.