01 / EVERYONE ALIGNED
Behind every successful building is a team of people working toward a shared vision.
Architects, consultants, contractors, clients, and internal staff all contribute to the result.
But when information is disconnected, alignment becomes harder than it should be.
02 / THE REALITY OF PRACTICE
03 / THE ARC DIFFERENCE
Project Arc brings the people, decisions, and information behind every project together.
From the first opportunity to the final handover, the project record stays connected.
Your team gains a clearer understanding of the work, responsibilities, and decisions ahead.
ONE PROJECT. EVERY PHASE. ONE VIEW OF THE PRACTICE.
04 / ROOM FOR THE WORK THAT MATTERS
More time for design
Reduce unnecessary administrative friction and create more room for architectural work.
Better connected teams
Keep architects, consultants, contractors, and owners working from the same understanding.
A healthier practice
Improve visibility into workloads, resources, responsibilities, and finances.
More confident delivery
Carry information and project decisions through every phase.
05 / THE EVOLUTION OF PRACTICE
01
The pencil
A simple tool and direct connection between idea and drawing.
02
CAD
Digital drafting transforms architectural documentation.
03
BIM
Integrated building models introduce new capabilities and complexity.
04
Today’s software stack
Multiple specialized applications, subscriptions, workflows, and information silos.
05
Project Arc
One connected environment for the business and delivery of architecture.
Connect fragmented workflows while keeping the specialist drafting and BIM authoring tools your team relies on.
06 / THE BUSINESS OF ARCHITECTURE
Project Arc’s firm-management direction connects project fees, team effort, and workload visibility. Confirm implemented reporting and permissions in a demonstration; deeper financial and resource forecasting remains a development direction.
Project fees
Budgets
Resource planning
Staff workload
Utilization
Fee burn
Financial forecasting
Outstanding invoices
Project profitability
07 / BUILT FROM EXPERIENCE
Conceived through first-hand experience in architectural practice and construction administration.
Project Arc grew from a simple observation: the people delivering buildings are working hard, but the systems connecting them are not always working together.
We believed there had to be a better way.
One that respects architectural practice, connects the project lifecycle, and gives people more time to focus on the work that matters.
Where does construction administration fit?
Construction administration carries design intent into delivery through RFIs, shop drawings and other submittals, field reviews, instructions, and changes. The exact responsibilities follow the project agreement. Project Arc’s direction connects that record with the earlier design and tender work.
Does Project Arc replace CAD or BIM authoring?
Project Arc is being developed around coordination and the project record. Specialist drawing and model-authoring tools remain part of the design stack. Discuss any required exchange or integration during a demonstration; an integration is not assumed.
How can a firm evaluate the fit?
Start with one recurring workflow: a drawing review, an RFI, or a phase handover. Review the prototype against your own process, confirm permissions and available features, and agree what a useful pilot would measure.
