Archicad Studio

Your workflow is broken. Fix it.

Switch to Archicad to simplify your workflow, accelerate your design, and deliver flawlessly.

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Robert Graf, Architect, Photo: Karl Tranberg, Sjöparken, Sweden, Norm Architects, Denmark, normcph.com

Overview

Too much complexity holds you back

You need creativity, precision and flexibility, not software that drags you out of the flow.

  • Repetitive clicks, broken links and manual fixes waste hours.
  • Every change feels risky and slows your progress.
  • Creative time turns into fix time.
  • Overloaded tools clutter your workspace and thinking.

If this is your day to day, skip ahead to the demo and see how Archicad replaces a broken CAD workflow.

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Why choose Archicad?

The right tools get out of your way

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Archicad streamlines the work you already do with fewer steps, integrated BIM and automatic documentation instead of manual rework.

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Update once and keep your model, drawings and views in sync so changes stop feeling like a gamble.

Spend less time troubleshooting and training, and more time actually pushing the design.

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Work in 2D and 3D in one BIM workspace that handles architecture, interiors and retail without jumping between platforms.

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Built in visualization and BIMx give you immersive walk throughs fast, helping you win clients and speed up approvals.

A man wearing glasses and a green shirt works at a desk with two large computer monitors displaying architectural or engineering design software with technical drawings and plans.
3D architectural modeling software interface showing a section view of a building’s corner wall, with design tool icons on the left and a wall settings dialog box open on the right.
Two people sit across from each other at a white desk, working with a laptop, tablet, papers, a notebook, pencils, and an architectural model, viewed from above.
An isometric diagram of a building floor plan, highlighting one corner unit in orange and showing an exploded view of its interior layout with furniture details above the main plan.
A digital rendering of large futuristic goggles overlays a modern lounge area with chairs and a coffee table, blending virtual interface graphics with the real-world scene.

See Archicad in action

Fix your workflow. See why Archicad is THE alternative.

A focused demo that shows your real-day work, including files, changes, clients, and team collaboration, when you move from traditional CAD to a single coordinated Archicad model.

In this video, you will learn how to:

  • Move from DWG to BIM without rebuilding
  • Update once, and every view stays synced, with no lost nights to rework
  • Keep drafting in 2D while catching issues early with BIM automation
  • Get instant quantities and schedules, price options fast, protect margins
  • Create stunning visuals in minutes and win clients without extra software

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A woman with long, straight, dark-to-blonde ombre hair sits indoors, looking to the side. She wears a black top and a bold, silver necklace. The background shows wooden shelves and warm lighting.

A lot of people say that Archicad is very technical and therefore refuse it, however… for us it is a creative tool that enhances our work. For me Archicad is a language that helps us communicate and bring our ideas to life.

Nataly Molina Head of Interior Design, INAI Arquitectura

Case studies

Studios that chose Archicad

Aerial view of a modern observatory with a domed roof and glass walls, surrounded by parked cars, fields, and a road. The building has a green rooftop and pathways circling it.

United States

Residential

Small

Shape Architecture Studio

Englewood Passive House Duplex

© Drew Tooley

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Modern rectangular house with large glass windows, dark wood exterior, and tall grasses surrounding the building. A gravel path curves through a neatly manicured lawn, with leafy trees framing the scene under a partly cloudy sky.

Sag Harbor, NY, USA

Residential

Small

The Up Studio

Harbor Hideaway

© Alan Tansey

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Aerial view of a modern observatory with a domed roof and glass walls, surrounded by parked cars, fields, and a road. The building has a green rooftop and pathways circling it.

Canada

Residential, Retail

Large

architects—Alliance

Pier 27

© James Bombales

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Modern living room with black and white minimalist decor, featuring a black couch, round coffee table, staircase with open risers, wall art, large windows, and a dining area with a plant in the background.

United Kingdom

Cultural, Education

Medium

Anotherkind Architects

Sherwood Observatory

© G F Tomlinson

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A modern house with large glass windows and doors opens onto a garden with green plants, stone pathways, and a large tree. The interior and outdoor seating area are visible through the glass, surrounded by lush greenery.

Ecuador

Family Houses

Medium

INAI Arquitectura

Casa el Vergel

© INAI Arquitectura

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See how teams use Archicad to create impactful projects and achieve great results worldwide.

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How to switch

Migrate without disruption

Keep your momentum with onboarding support, complementary courses, and migration guidance tailored to small and medium offices. 

  • Stay on track – Migrations are planned around your real deadlines. Keep projects moving and business running as usual.
  • Onboard efficiently – Get your team up to speed with accessible training paths and ready-to-use templates.
  • Get support – Our Support Site is available in English, German, Italian, French, Brazilian portuguese, Spanish, Hungarian and Japanese.
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Keep working while elevating your workflows

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  • Assess your current setup – Review where you are now with your current tools, projects, and deadlines.
  • Start with a pilot project – Start with one live or sample project. Use ready-to-use templates to boost progress.
  • Create a rollout plan – Structure an onboarding plan for your whole team with structured onboarding, training, and support.
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Six months of work, Archicad helps us do in two days.

Jojo Tolentino President and CEO, Aidea Inc.

BIM should feel right

Give your team a tool made for architects, by architects.

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