Vectorworks, Inc. announced that Vectorworks Architect, was named Architectural Design Software of the Year at the Construction Computing Awards. OMI Architects also received the Sustainability Project of the Year award for the Havelock project, which was designed using Vectorworks Architect.
Located at 70 Great Bridgewater Street in Manchester, the Havelock project renovated an older office building, formerly called Evershed House, into an updated, energy-efficient workspace. Using Vectorworks Architect, OMI Architects worked with project partners to coordinate design models, improve building performance and convey design plans throughout each stage of development.
Known as “The Hammers,” the Construction Computing Awards recognize technologies, tools, and solutions that support progress and efficiency in the architecture, engineering, and construction industries. Winners were announced at a ceremony at the Leonardo Royal Hotel in London.
Vectorworks Architect allows designers to sketch, model, and document within an integrated workflow. It includes 2D graphics, 3D modeling and visualization tools, and cloud collaboration through Vectorworks Cloud Services to support creative and technical design work.
Vectorworks Architect 2026 introduces tools designed to support sustainability and improve design performance. New features include a Sustainability Dashboard for carbon calculations, Worksheet Slicing, enhanced Depth Cueing, and updated Door and Window Assembly tools to assist architects in managing complex design workflows more efficiently.
The complete list of winners is available here and will be featured in the November/December issues of CAD User and Construction Computing magazines.
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