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Join Archvista Consulting and Fuse Architects + Builders for a practical conversation about why one Santa Cruz-based architecture firm chose to move away from Revit and adopt Archicad as its design-focused BIM solution.
Hear directly from Fuse Architects + Builders about the firm’s decision-making process, its approach to software simplification, and how Archicad supports a more integrated workflow for design, visualization, documentation, and client communication.
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Why Fuse made the leap |
Hear the story behind Fuse Architects + Builders’ move from Revit to Archicad, including the business and workflow considerations that shaped the decision. |
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A workflow that lets ideas flow faster |
Explore how the firm uses an integrated Archicad workflow to support intuitive design, automated documentation, stronger communication, and improved efficiency. |
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BIM without compromising graphics |
Discover how Archicad supports high-quality documentation, material boards, presentations, construction documents, and visualization—all within a connected BIM workflow. |
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Live Q&A |
Bring your questions for an interactive discussion with the presenters and learn more about Fuse’s transition, workflows, and experience using Archicad. |
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Jerrod Nicholls, Fuse Architects + Builders Studio Director & Project Manager Jerrod Nicholls is Studio Director and Project Manager at Fuse Architects + Builders. He will share how the firm approached its transition to Archicad and how an integrated design workflow has helped simplify the software landscape across the practice. |
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Thomas Simmons, Archvista Consulting BIM Consultant & Business Director Thomas Simmons is BIM Consultant and Business Director at Archvista Consulting. He will join the conversation to explore the practical BIM, design, and business benefits of a connected Archicad workflow. |
Fuse Architects + Builders saw an opportunity for software simplification. By consolidating separate tools used for drafting, BIM, visualization, rendering, and graphics into Archicad licenses, the firm created a more connected process—from early concepts through documentation and presentation.
The result is a design-focused BIM workflow that supports more productive collaboration, faster exploration of ideas, high-quality graphics, and clearer communication with clients, consultants, and contractors.
“We had an opportunity for software simplification. The firm consolidated its multiple seats of AutoCAD, Revit, 3ds Max, Lumion and InDesign into Archicad licenses. No more exporting to Photoshop or other software for rendering touch up.”
— Jerrod Nicholls, Studio Director & Project Manager, Fuse Architects + Builders