Customizability: The software should be customizable, allowing planners to adjust the software to fit their specific needs and preferences.Collaboration Tools: The software should have collaboration tools that allow for easy communication and collaboration between planners, stakeholders, and other team members.Simulation Capabilities: The software should allow for simulations of different urban design scenarios, helping planners to evaluate the potential impacts of different development patterns on issues such as traffic congestion, air quality, and noise pollution.3D Modeling Capabilities: The software should have 3D modeling capabilities, allowing planners to create 3D models of buildings, landscapes, and urban environments.GIS Capabilities: The software should include GIS (Geographic Information System) capabilities, allowing planners to analyze spatial data, create maps, and visualize information.Here are some important features to look for when selecting urban planning software:
This session will also include some helpful tips and tricks to improve your workflow in SketchUp discussing topics such as better layer management, using components, new extensions and scripts, third-party rendering software, and general problem solving strategies.Urban planning software can help urban planners to analyze data, create plans, and design urban environments. It will show attendees how to move from GIS information to Sketchup, CityEngine to SketchUp, AutoCAD to SketchUp, or how to take an approach that starts from scratch. The session will discuss the basics and tease into the advanced. New and expert users will both learn tips and tricks to improve their skills, knowledge and appreciation of the easy-to-use, yet incredibly powerful 3D software. Learn how SketchUp can illustrate and support planning recommendations and concepts at every scale of planning – from a site to a region. This session will highlight a variety of planning efforts that vary in scale and level of detail, demonstrating SketchUp’s value as a tool in developing and conveying planning recommendations, principles, and development regulations.
SketchUp has now solidified itself in the “City Planner’s Toolbox” and continues to evolve and develop solutions to meet challenges facing the planning profession.
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