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When Sketchup was first developed in 2003 by a couple of architecture students attending the University of Colorado, they had an idea of developing a piece of design software that was as simple to use as taking a Sharpie to a roll of trace paper. With the likes of VRAY, Rhino, 3Ds Max, and Maya standing tall & powerful on the top of the mountain of visualization software, Sketchup had to claw and fight it’s way towards that faraway peak. And it did so admirably, as more & more professionals began turning towards it as it was a tool that made their lives easier. Now, over a decade after its first release, you would be hard-pressed to come across an architecture workstation that does not have SketchUp installed on every one of its machine. Today it has turned out to be an industry standard, and something that architects across the globe have grown to love. Let’s talk about why so! It’s fast & easy to use: This is perhaps the foremost reason why architects l...

When we see any new or old invention around us, we comprehend that it’s the hard work of somebody’s vision. A vision is given shape & transformed into realism. For this change to happen, the visualizer must draw an outline or plan its design. If the sketch of this visualization can be made in 3 dimensions, it offers an improved & clearer image of realism.    SketchUp is an intuitive 3-D design software that allows you to make 2D drawings & 3D models of your architecture designs – demonstrative or lifelike. Introduced in 1999, SketchUp is employed in a broad range of domains like interior design, architecture, film & video-game design, civil & mechanical engineering, etc. Though it’s available in a freeware version, SketchUp Pro also is a commercial use software that provides extra functionalities over the free version. At present, SketchUp has turned out to be a popular software for several reasons.   Visualize quickly: This 3D buildi...

Being an architect you can envisage designs in your mind’s eye. You can visualize precisely what your design will look like when it is done. Sadly, your clients possibly don’t have that that same expertise, so it is tough for them to envisage the finished project. No doubt you can set up a face-to-face meeting. You can even opt for a field visit to the following a presentation of AutoCAD drawings or even a designer’s interpretation of the design. The client signs the agreement and the project gets on track. But after a couple of weeks afterward your client calls you to say that he is at the site and it is not what he envisaged. How such ridiculous things can happen? Well, it is very straight forward and simple! Your client just did not observe it like you. Fortunately, with SketchUp you will never have to encounter this issue again. SketchUp is a 3-dminesnional modeling & rendering software set, prepared with final placements of the project in mind. What are the b...