The fourteenth annual Construction Computing Awards, also known as “The Hammers,” took place back in November in the UK and Vectorworks, Inc. has won the ‘Edititor’s Choice’ award this year, along with being runner-up in the Architectural Design Product of the Year category.
Editor’s Choice Award
“Having attended the awards for a number of years, Vectorworks UK was delighted to receive the coveted Editor’s Choice Award,” said Adrian Slatter, Vectorworks UK director of sales. “David was very gracious in his introduction of the award, explaining how the growth of Vectorworks and its transformation in the UK was very impressive. That coupled with the innovations in Vectorworks 2020, particularly the incorporation of enhanced GIS integration, made the decision for him. We are so pleased to see the efforts of our company recognized.”
The awards by Construction Computing Magazine span 25 categories and showcase the best technology applications and solutions that help AEC pros excel in their daily project workflows, spanning the design, construction and maintenance and operations of both residential and non-residential buildings and civil engineering projects.
Vectorworks, Inc. wins Editor’s Choice award at ‘The Hammers’ in the UK. The Vectorworks UK team are receiving their award above.
“Moving from one design solution to another is a major step for any company in difficult times with Brexit, environmental concerns and other issues to deal with; Vectorworks is to credit for having the capability to move from one design solution to another,” said Chadwick. “The recent steps they have taken, such as becoming more directly involved in the UK market to support their users, releasing enhanced versions of their software which major heavily in information management and now adding GIS integration to its comprehensive range of design solutions, has resulted in a significant increase in their market share. There were a dozen contestants in individual applications, hardware and other recent additions to the market, but Vectorworks was an obvious choice this year.”
Winners will appear in the November/December ’19 issue of CAD User and Construction Computing magazine. The full list of winners and runners-up can be viewed here.