Vectorworks Architect®:
What Every User Should Know Version 2009
Date: Fridays, April 16, 30, May 7, 14, 21, 28, June 4 & 11, 2010

Length: 8 afternoons – 2 offerings
Times: 1pm – 5pm
Cost: $ 475 + GST
Course Code: PACL1976 (Apr)
Please Register By: Thursday April 1, 2010

*this course is also available in October 2009 PACL1976

Course Full or Postponed

Course Description



This is a course for working architects and other building designer professionals on how to leverage the hidden strengths of Vectorworks Architect® to increase drafting output and cut down on errors requiring costly addendums, while reducing working hours and staff requirements and impressing clients at presentations.

Who Should Attend?
  • Working architects and other building designer professionals
  • Beneficial both to beginners and to established users who haven't had time to learn the software thoroughly and feel they could benefit from a good grounding

Learning Outcomes:
  • Detailed and illustrated online reference notes will allow everyone to progress at their own speed, during lessons and at home.
  • Learn to make proper and efficient use of the software's design tools in the context of a three-storey townhouse, from conceptual design through creating construction drawings and renderings, at scales ranging from key plan down to detail.

Facilitator: Jonathan Stoppi studied architecture at the Architectural Association in London during the 1980s, amongst the first intake to use computer-aided-design on standard Macintosh computers. Throughout most of the 1990s, he advised and trained dozens of architects and designers in the UK and elsewhere in the use of Vectorworks Architect®(formerly MiniCAD) and other software. His series of books on Architectural Drafting in MiniCAD became a standard text on the subject for thousands of professionals worldwide. In 2002, he moved with his family to Victoria, where he has been working as designer and technologist.

Course Full or Postponed