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In that same process now. I can recommend ChiefArchitect. So far it has been great. It is within reach for a technical person to figure out, especially with al
by hn_user2 7y ago
In that same process now.
I can recommend ChiefArchitect. So far it has been great. It is within reach for a technical person to figure out, especially with all the training videos available online for free.
It is also powerful enough to do a lot of the details as well, which we are doing ourselves and then sending back to the architect for review.
- enobrev 7y agoI just finished modeling my house in Chief Architect, and I'm very impressed with it. There are things I don't love, especially the price as a plain homeowner (and the lack of plumbing / HVAC modeling), but it's an impressive tool, and the online tutorials are excellent. One important note if anyone does try it, the system of measurement Can Not be changed for a file. I started mine in metric, because I generally prefer metric and it was a nice way to measure using a laser measuring tool. But I live in an imperial world (US), where all stores and contractors work in imperial units and there has been tens of times already that I wish my plan was also imperial. And Chief Architect can't convert the file. I can display imperial units, but the base units are always metric.