Sharpening up SketchUp for Web
In SketchUp for Web, we are still exploring the possibilities of a web-enabled SketchUp. We’re proud to share the latest upgrades to SketchUp for Web.
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Telling the full story with SketchUp Pro and LayOut
Some folks don’t get the communication element of SketchUp, but for anyone who needs to share and collaborate with clients or partners, the fluid nature of SketchUp Pro and LayOut is essential.
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Who are makers?
We think that SketchUp is particularly useful for designing things that have lots of repeatable elements (ahem components) and that need to be fabricated across multiple platforms.
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What's new in SketchUp for Web?
SketchUp for Web just got some great new features that you might not have noticed: Invert Selection, un-Erase, a new scale figure…and much more.
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Maker Bench: an open source, CNC workbench for everyone
SketchUp crafted a new workbench concept and asked the public for their input. See what participants had to say about SketchUp's Maker Bench!
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Inside the mind of Joshua Cohen and Fat Pencil Studio
Think in 3D? We visit one of SketchUp's most unique use cases to see how this team views projects. Take a look inside the mind of Joshua Cohen of Fat Pencil Studio.
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How to live in a tiny house... with a ginormous dog
Tiny house living isn't for everyone - especially when you own a Great Dane. Learn how the Miller family has found a way to live in a tiny house with a ginormous dog via SketchUp.
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Drawing patterns in SketchUp and LayOut
In celebration of the 2 year anniversary of the Layout launch, we're releasing our newest method of drawing patterns in SkecthUp and Layout. Click here to get started!
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A big refresh for SketchUp Mobile Viewer
SketchUp Mobile Viewer has undergone a refresh based on outstanding client feedback. Read here to see all the new integrations and updates.
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Playhouse Rock: The 2017 SketchUp Playhouse prize winner
Playhouse Rock is the winner of the 2017 SketchUp Playhouse prize. This musical playhouse allows children to explore sound through interactive play.
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Can you do that in SketchUp?
In expos and conferences, in studios and on job sites, in workshops and meetups, in makerspaces and classrooms, in forums, at Basecamps, on YouTube... people who use SketchUp are everywhere.
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Create instant photoreal snapshots with Visualizer
Use the Visualizer extension in SketchUp for simple, fast, and fun modeling that provides instant photographic previews of models.
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Project Management Modeling at Trilogy Partners: Part II
In part two of the Trilogy blog series, we see how the team was able to leverage 3D models to lower their costs, without sacrificing quality.
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Project Management Modeling at Trilogy Partners: Part I
In this two-part interview, we introduce Trilogy’s approach to using a virtual model as the basis for project management across architectural, interior design, engineering, and construction.
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studioJDK: An arch-viz story
StudioJDK shows how designers understand, develop, and communicate big idea architecture with the broader SketchUp community.
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CustomMade: A community design marketplace
Amazing designs do not always have to be your idea, that is where CustomMade: A community design marketplace can help. Check out their work using Sketchup on our site!
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Who is Steve Oles?
Allow us to introduce you to our scale figure, Steve Oles, an important member of the SketchUp team. He's here to help you with your model's scale and perspective.
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Building a PVC geodesic dome with SketchUp
See how SketchUp ingeniously designed and built a pair of large geodesic domes out of PVC pipe for attendees of the World Maker Faire in New York to enjoy!
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The low-poly landscape: a conversation with BIGO
Rodrigo Oliveira Cerci is a low-poly illustration artist from São Paulo, Brazil. Today we get to know this incredibly talented illustrator and game artist.
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SketchUp for crime scene reconstruction
Enter into the mind behind the website, Crime Scene Interactive. Detective Albert Schade shows us how SketchUp is used for crime scene reconstruction.
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