CAD for events

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Event planners can often spend hours researching whether or not a venue will be suitable for their needs.
By providing event visualisation, you can deliver on the event experience, plan events faster, easier and more accurately.
It’s now more important than ever to deliver an exceptional personalised experience to your potential customer — no matter if it’s a simple board meeting or an elaborate wedding. 
A CAD for events can be compared to sheet music that everyone is singing from. You, your team, your client, the venue and the fire marshal will all be on the same page

 

Whether organizing a small meeting or orchestrating a large conference, event planning is a huge task! Every event, no matter how simple or complex, requires detailed planning and organization. From establishing an accurate budget to promoting your event, there are a number of components you should start to consider early on to make the process as stress-free as possible.

While no two events are the same, and every event has varying goals, budgets, and audiences; there are several steps you can take to jump-start the planning process, keep on track, and maximize your event’s success. 

Gone are the days of drawing by hand and having to “pin” images together to present your vision to your clients!

Lesson 102a

 

Prepare a plan using any layout of your choice. You are an event planner, and have been tasked to create 3 x function layouts using three different venues.

Clients require a new, custom floorplan for their event but would like to see it before the event to make sure it works the way they would like.

When an event floor plan is designed well, guests don’t notice. Their focus is exactly where it should be—on enjoying the wedding celebration, university awards reception, or fundraising gala they’re attending.

But when event floor plans are designed poorly—it’s all guests notice. Attendees are cramped, uncomfortable, confused, or a bit lost. Guests may have trouble reaching their seats, get boxed in, or even feel exasperated because they can’t see the festivities or the guest speaker.

 

CREATE THREE EVENT PLANS

This event is of your choice, dinner, birthday, cocktail or a wedding.
The choice is yourse tables don’t overlap.

Open https://eventdraw.com/
Click Login – Enter your username and Password
Choose ANY VENUE using the “Templates” 
Create your three layouts – using three different venues.

Ensure all plans are PRINTED to .PNG or .JPEG then uploaded to this Dropbox folder- https://www.dropbox.com/request/MoIvKGt0doSe3jBX3YHo

Naming the plan (Your First Name & Surname Followed by Event Name & Venue Name) 
e.g John Smith – Cocktail Plan  – Sydney Convention Centre –

Uploaded plans to Dropbox must be either PNG or JPEG.

Upload your printed plan to: https://www.dropbox.com/request/MoIvKGt0doSe3jBX3YHo 

Example Plans Below

For ideas on sample plans https://eventdraw.com/

CAD for Events Lesson 102a

by | Jun 16, 2020 | TAFE