This is the third of four posts on Design Options in Archicad 27. If you haven’t already, I recommend you start by watching the videos and reading the blog posts of Part 1 and Part 2. In this video I explore some atypical uses of Design Options to enhance the creative process, mostly related to site models and surrounding context. Design Options are more than just Scheme A and Scheme B. They can also be design criteria A and design criteria B. Or data set C, reference information D, etc.

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