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Architect Tools gathers ArchEyes guides to the equipment and software architects and students rely on, from drawing instruments and laptops to modelling programs, AI tools and wide format printing. These articles help readers choose what to use at each stage of a project, from the first sketch to presentation drawings, and include roundups of the best tools, websites and films for architects.
Architects and architecture students require powerful laptops capable of running demanding software, such as Autodesk Revit, Rhino, V-Ray, Enscape, 3ds Max, and Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. This 2026 guide, fully…
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Eight dollars a sheet. That’s roughly what a full E-size drawing set costs to print in-house, and it’s the cheapest insurance policy a construction project will ever buy. Meanwhile, the…
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Architects are increasingly integrating AI into their workflows. A recent industry survey found 46% are already using AI tools (with another 23% planning to use them). Below, we organize the…
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As architectural practice becomes increasingly digital and fast-paced, knowing where to find the right tools can make the difference between a productive workday and wasted hours. From site planning platforms…
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Why a Great Architecture Portfolio Matters In architecture, your portfolio is often the make-or-break piece of any job or school application. Resumes and cover letters are essential, but firms and…
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In the ever-evolving world of architecture, staying updated with the latest trends, technologies, and theories is crucial. Whether you’re an architect, a student, or simply an architecture enthusiast, YouTube has…
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As an architect, your drawing tools are more than just instruments—they’re an extension of your creative mind. Whether you’re a student sketching out a concept or a seasoned professional drafting…
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