Architecture
From schematic design to construction documentation, we give you tips, inspo, and learning material to bring your projects to life with SketchUp.
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Using Trimble technology to streamline architecture projects
Explore how architecture firm, Design Develop, uses SketchUp and Trimble technology to run and grow the business and accelerate their workflow on a variety of large and small design projects.
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[Skill Builder] Prepping for Rendering
We get a lot of questions about rendering with a SketchUp model. In this video, we talk through general rules of thumb when you are prepping a model for rendering.
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Welcome to the Studio family, Scan Essentials!
We are thrilled to announce that Scan Essentials (a Windows-only extension) is now included in our Studio subscription!
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SketchUp Studio: Advance your workflow
We've been busy evolving the Studio offering to make it [even] more robust for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) professionals.
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Innovative, Modern Homes in Vietnam with LimDimHouse Studio
Based in Hue, Vietnam, Mai Tran discusses her unique design style combining traditional Vietnamese elements with modern touches, the Jalouise House, adaptable to the climate and location.
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SketchUp + V-Ray 5: A match made in Studio
We’re proud to announce that we’ve teamed up with Chaos to bring you world-class rendering capabilities as part of your SketchUp toolkit!
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[Webinar] Early-stage and urban design
In this webinar, our customer success team covers best practices around early-stage and urban design workflows in SketchUp.
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Detailing out an efficient design-build workflow
From commercial to residential builds, Scott Miller from Remington Development Corporation uses the SketchUp suite of tools to perfect the conceptual design process.
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Considering building performance during conceptual design
The paradox of early design is that architects have to make the most critical decisions when they have the least time to evaluate them thoroughly.
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[Webinar] Materials: working with textures, graphics, and photos
In this webinar, the customer success team shows you best practices when working with materials in SketchUp.
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SketchUp Webinar: What's new in Studio?
May 4, 2021, at 9:00 PAM - 10:00 PM MST | North America
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Designing the Treeline House in SketchUp
Interior designer, Tammy Cody and Tommy Rouse from Netflix's Queer Eye design a dream kitchen for a family moving from the hustle and bustle of the city to Lake Tahoe. Watch as they design the whole t
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Getting Started with SketchUp Mobile Viewer for AR
With SketchUp Viewer, you can quickly and easily bring your 3D models to life by viewing them in the context of your environment. Follow along in this video tutorial to see how to get started with Ske
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See How SketchUp Facilitates the Build-Out of a 14-Acre Campus for Biological Science
SketchUp plays a vital role in the expansion of a 14-acre campus for Aldevron, a plasmid manufacturer, over a span of twenty years.
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How Strong Design Narratives Lead to Great Designs
Strong design narratives tie projects together and are an incredibly powerful way for architects to influence projects from conception to build. Combine client needs with climate research for a winnin
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SketchUp 2021: Building a Foundation for Success
SketchUp 2021 brings new tools and features to your workflow so you can design delightfully on an informed foundation.
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A Fresh Look for SketchUp
As our brand and products have evolved, so has our suite of product logos.
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PreDesign: Sunny with a chance of better design
SketchUp’s cooked up some brand-spanking-new functionality for better design in the 2021 release. Get the scoop.
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Drilling down to the architectural details with Lund+Slaatto
We chat with Lund+Slaatto Architects to explore how they apply rigor without sacrificing speed when bringing architectural ideas to life.
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Using SketchUp to create an interactive, virtual art exhibition
SketchUp expert, Eric Sargeant, uses SketchUp to create an interactive virtual art exhibit for the San Jose Museum of Art.
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