We hope to see you in-person at the ASLA 2022 Conference in San Francisco, California on November 10-14, 2022.&nbsp:Be sure to stop by the Vectorworks booth #1156 to see what's new in Vectorworks Landmark 2023 and enter for a chance to win one free year of Vectorworks Landmark with VSS.&nbsp:Register

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Join the next St. Louis Vectorworks Community Group meeting:

Date:&nbsp:Monday, November 14

Time:&nbsp:7:00pm - 8:30pm CT

Place:&nbsp:This meeting is being hosted in a hybrid format. You can attend via Zoom by joining through the meeting link below at the scheduled time. You can also attend in person at:&nbsp:The Masonry Institute of St. Louis, 1429 S. Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63117

Zoom link:&nbsp:https://vectorworks.zoom.us/j/95005535399?pwd=bEM4OFphK1RyTklJTDRMcGpzQVNTQT09

Topic: What's New in Vectorworks 2023, part 2

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Please note that we offer this seminar at three different times, make sure to select your preferred time during registration. If you are in Australia, these seminars will take place one day later than the date listed.


This introductory seminar provides an overview of Vectorworks Spotlight to create, visualize, and document live entertainment productions. Attendees will explore the capabilities, concepts, resources, services, and benefits of using information modeling in the design phase to streamline workflows and increase efficiency. The session covers the user interface and demonstrates how to use specialized plug-ins, tools, and menu commands contained within Vectorworks Spotlight.

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1. Learn how different Entertainment projects can be organized.2. Understand the capabilities of Vectorworks Spotlight.3. Get an overview of Spotlight design tools.4. Learn about interoperability for Vectorworks Spotlight.5. Learn about the different design and learning resources that are available.6. Find out what next steps you need to take to use Vectorworks successfully.Register

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Collaborating using a Building Information Model (BIM) can be done in a variety of ways, and there isn’t just one tool or one method available. These varied collaboration workflows depend on the needs of your project and the skill levels of your team members involved.

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One key factor of BIM collaboration is the ability for each team member to use the software of choice that fits their tasks and can offer collaboration opportunities with others. To serve this, flexible design tools and open standards can provide ways to work with others while removing the need to use (or learn) unfamiliar software with limited, rigid workflow options.

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This webinar will demystify the options for BIM collaboration so you can make an informed decision about the best method for your needs on any given project.

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Learning Objectives:

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·&nbsp: Define “BIM collaboration” and describe the different ways of collaborating on BIM projects.

·&nbsp: Explain the roles, responsibilities, and fundamental best practices of collaborating with consultants on a building information model.

·&nbsp: Describe and differentiate the key tasks involved in a collaborative BIM process.

·&nbsp: Identify the collaboration requirements of an upcoming project as well as evaluate and choose the right tool(s) to accomplish the tasks.

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