Second that request... - jsoriano

What the world needs is some basic landscape planning software for MacOSX!

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Sunday, February 22 2004 @ 03:34 PM PST

make that a third... - macnoir

here, here... what do landscape designers use for OS X?

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Wednesday, March 31 2004 @ 02:59 PM PST

me too me too - tattel

i need landscape and interior design programs for my mac osx please let me know if anyone comes across one

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Wednesday, September 08 2004 @ 02:19 AM PDT

LANDSCAPE DESIGN - BUDDMAN7777

I am in agreement with the other people who posted. I have looked everywhere for a landscape design application for OSX. THERE ISN'T ANY!!!!! This kinda flies in the face of all the Mac users who convinced me to buy an Apple instead of a windows based machine. Anyway if anyone knows of a Landscape Design program for my Mac, please let me know.

Bud

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Wednesday, March 16 2005 @ 10:24 PM PST

coming soon - learthur

One of the best deck and landscape packages in out for the casual user by Better Homes and Gardens. It is produced by Chief Architect. I called Chief Architect and they are planning a Mac version of at least one of their products but indicated it would be 2 years before it arrives. By the way, if you are thinking about Virtual PC, DON'T. It does NOT support 3D graphics which these programs use.

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Friday, July 01 2005 @ 06:42 PM PDT

I use VectorWorks Landmark on the Mac -

I know it's kind of expensive, but it seems to work fairly well. Although the lastest version (12) seems quite buggy, especially with the Place Plant Tool. If any one out there is a student, you can save tremendously through academic software retailers.

I'm still looking for something better myself.

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Tuesday, February 14 2006 @ 08:36 AM PST