ARCHline.XP 2019 v190416 Build 268 Win x64

ARCHLine.XP is an architectural design software for BIM (Building Information Modeling), including features for interior design and decoration projects. ARCHLine.XP supports the multi-disciplinary design process. It helps you to collaborate with co-designers through the IFC, DWG™, and RVT™ formats. The software includes the whole process of architectural design, interior design and the planning of bespoke furniture. The complete floor plan, 3D model and project documentation can be created within the software - the furnishing, tiling, lighting processes are fast and easy. The section views, construction details, printing layouts, schedules, Excel reports, and renderings can be created with just a few clicks. ARCHLine.XP is an architectural design software equipped with a fully integrated Open BIM interface, providing the tools to create coordinated and computable building models. Every component, such as floor plans, sections, and elevations are in one comprehensive model. Your BIM projects are fully coordinated and they don't require any manual updates to keep them synchronized.
Working with ARCHLine.XP architectural design software you can create: floor plan views, section views, elevation views, perspective views, construction details, printing layouts, schedules, Excel reports, renderings, photo inserts, and even animations.

BIM is actually a de facto standard design process to create a building model that essentially provides a robust and rich data source of information. This information is used internally by the CAD software and exported to the project team to add computations such as energy analysis, calculating structural loads, lighting analysis, heating and cooling calculations, etc.

Coordinated and computable building model
You work in one model with many views such as floor plans, sections, and elevations. Your BIM projects are fully coordinated and don't require any manual updates to keep them synchronized. This allows a more efficient work.

Components that makes BIM
Drawing in 3D is just one step in the BIM workflow. Instead of being the end product, the 3D model is used as a data source of information by the project team for the performed computations. In order for the project team to be efficient, they require this data in a standardized format. This format contains everything – shared parameters, templates, project parameters, object properties, data sources. This is what makes the “I” in BIM.