As a landscape architect or designer, you can find efficiencies in making use of “background” files from civil and survey engineers. You can apply their proposed work without recreating the base plan. And, with advancements in BIM software, working in
different applications is easier than ever before with better file management and staying consistent with origin, georeferencing, and positioning.
Join Tony Kostreski, PLA and senior landscape product specialist, to learn the benefits of importing
or referencing files and how imported geometry and data can be transformed into smart hybrid objects. All of the methods discussed can provide essential context in your BIM for landscape workflows.
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- Manager: Vectorworks University
Social media marketing is a key driver in building relationships, driving traffic, increasing brand awareness, and promoting what your landscape design firms’ success is all about.
In this webinar, Joselyn Wojtalewicz, Vectorworks content marketing
manager, will guide you through the best practices for using social media and share examples of successful landscape design firms’ use of digital marketing.
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- Manager: Vectorworks University
“Green infrastructure” can be a broad term. But when applied to stormwater, it represents a way to get closer to your net zero landscape goals. Rain gardens, conservation landscapes, and tree plantings of appropriate species can be paired with designing
for the water that’s present in your site. Water harvesting can also be added for a source of supplemental water, and green roofs can be your first line of defense when it comes to achieving net-zero water on your site.
To receive 1 LA CES HSW PDH and 1 APLD CEU, please make sure to login and complete the quiz after watching our webinar.
- Manager: Vectorworks University
As a landscape designer, you’re likely looking for new ways to integrate sustainable objectives into your site design workflow. These objectives can stem from a conscientious client, a jurisdictional mandate, or a desire to create a positive environmental impact beyond each project site.
Fortunately, technology is more capable than ever to support your sustainability objectives. This presentation will showcase various firms’ successes found in using their design software and other technology integrations to achieve their goals for environmental stewardship. It will also explore opportunities where technology can continue to develop for better landscape performance.
- Manager: Vectorworks University