Importing and converting 2D CAD data into a usable plan, tracing over an image or PDF document, or creating an as-built mask as just a few of the processes that can be used to help create a remodel plan.
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As‑built overlays may be required for building permits and can be helpful for the construction crew. In this session, we will look at the process to create as‑built overlays you can use in 2D and 3D.
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When you start a remodel project, step one involves getting good as-built measurements. In this session, we will look at the best practices of an experienced remodeling contractor.
10213
This kitchen remodeling session begins with the as‑built plan and transforms the space into a large open kitchen for the client. We will review the as-built overlay in 2D and 3D and use Chief Architect's design tools for the new kitchen. [NKBA .1 CEU]
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This new addition will allow for a large new bath and closet. In the session, we will look at the structural changes for the foundation and framing.
704
Maintain manually edited roof planes while automatically rebuilding the roof.
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Discover efficient approaches to creating multiple design options from a common base plan.
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Show remodel details such as demo walls by creating CAD Details or an as-built mask, or by referencing an as-built plan.
360
Once you've imported a 2D CAD file, you can lock the lines and trace over it to create a 3D model.
361
Import a photograph of blueprints in to Chief Architect in order to trace over them to create a plan.
131
The as-built basement project covers using Chief Architect to gather as-built measurements, some tools used in the field, measuring walls, their thicknesses and openings, as well as a review of vaulted ceilings and site study.
