I think to AutoCAD, because I am interested in drawing. . . . . I thought about swimming pools, buildings or houses, but I wonder if the publishers are the work horses AutoCAD for architects? or do Architects do the best job by far?
Max 3D Models
...3D Max Models
- Translator
- Recent Posts
- Rocky WIP
- ZBrush head
- Autodesk Visualization Design Showreel 2009
- shooting UFO CAR
- Do you know where i can get tutorials on how to make a dinosaur with blender 3d?
- Tutorial for modeling with Blender 3D Modeling lamp Arco Interior
- Modo Tutorial – Replicators
- An Overview Of Autocad Viewer And Dicom Viewer In The Industry
- Pages
- Categories
- Archives
- Tags3d Animation 3d Max 3d Modeling 3DS max 2009 2010 Adobe Adobe Photoshop Amp Animation Autocad Autodesk Blender Blender 3D Canon Canon Rebel Cinema Cinema 4d Demo Design Digital Explosion FumeFX Hd Images Lightwave Lightwave 3D Maya' Model Modeling Models Mudbox Music Part Photoshop Rebel Reel Sculpting Test Texture Tutorial Using Video Xsi ZBrush
- Blogroll
Powered by Yahoo! Answers
I am not sure who the workhorse is. I am about to Take some CADD classes. Technical Drafting, then some CATIA, wish me luck…
I worked for a surveying firm a few years back and, yes, “CAD monkeys” with no formal design qualifications are prolific throughout the construction industry.
Huge amount of stuff that is built does not require any design knowledge or imagination; small extensions, internal remodelling, small industrial facilities etc. This is really boring stuff to do technical drawing for, hence architect’s normally do a 5min line drawing and let the CAD monkey get on with filling the gaps while they deal with larger, more aesthetically challenging and, frankly, more interesting projects. Also specialist contractors require electronic design workers to produce working site drawings; again its highly detailed, dull as ditchwater to do but once you’ve got some experience can pay quite well.
That said it is a very useful skill to acquire and as a by-product you’re likely to gain a good working knowledge of the type of construction you’re working on.
all architectural firms are different but I have to say the Drafters are the heart of the firm, without drafters the firm will have to hire a drafting service that will cost them more money. Most Architects dont know CAD which makes you valuable. I have been doing it for 9 years (7 as drafter and 2 as CAD manager), in the end of day we “drafters” get the pressure to finish the projects on time and correctly. if you need help with drafting email me vterrones@tmail.com