AutoCAD Civil 3D

AutoCAD Civil 3D - Model in 3D with civil engineering design software

Use AutoCAD^® Civil 3D^® civil engineering design and documentation software to support Building Information Modelling (BIM) workflows. Improve project delivery, maintain more consistent data and respond faster to changes. Desktop Subscription gives you access to the latest updates and releases, 1-on-1 web support, priority support in the forums, flexible licensing and more.

Explore design options more efficiently and easily, analyse project performance and deliver consistent documentation for your transportation, land development and water projects.

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AutoCAD Civil 3D features

Corridor data shortcut

Create data shortcuts for corridors so other drawings can reference them. When data shortcuts are created for a corridor, shortcuts are also created for the alignments and profiles that make up the corridor baselines. Save the geometry of a reference surface in the drawing that contains the data shortcut reference and create multiple data shortcut references at once.

Advanced roundabout design

AutoCAD Civil 3D now offers integrated roundabout-related features from Vehicle Tracking swept path analysis software (US site), so you can create a new type of roundabout object. In addition, you can now bring InfraWorks 360 roundabout designs into Civil 3D drawings.

Design with InfraWorks 360

Accelerate the civil design process using workflows that take advantage of interoperability with InfraWorks (US site) 360. Develop plans and estimates at the appropriate level of detail to help confirm scope, budget and schedule. Better predict how project alternatives will perform within the context of the existing environment and communicate more effectively to stakeholders.

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