Residential⎮Hillside House
This project is a small-scale residential house, which is completely free to download.
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Archicad Sample Project – Hillside House
Architect: | Reload Architects |
Category: | Residential – Small scale |
Floor Area: | 170 m2 (1830 sqft) |
Phase: | Design Development |
Version: | Archicad 25, 24, 23 |
How do I start exploring?
This sample project file is a small-scale residential house, which is completely free to download and represents Archicad’s modeling and documentation capabilities.
Download an Archicad .pla (Archived file) file created in International version (INT).
How do I open the Archicad project file?
- Download the sample project file
- Open the Archived project file (.pla) in Archicad
- Select ‘Read elements directly from archive’ option during the opening process
- Start exploring the project by using the pre-saved views on ‘View Map’ in the Navigator
What’s inside?
- 3D Models
- Site Plan
- Floor Plans
- Sections and Elevations
- Schedules
- Details
- 3D Documents
- Rendered images made with Twinmotion
- Project Presentation Layouts
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