Ladybug: A 360-degree environmental analysis made possible

Saili Sawantt
Architect and Interior Designer by profession, Writing is what she treats as her passion. She has worked as an Architectural Writer, Editor, and Journalist for various...

Comprehensive architectural design demands a multifaceted approach toward drafting and simulating models that can hold up to the rigors of the real world. Computer-Aided Design, or CAD, has been an essential tool for architects and designers to bring their concepts to life. Modern and contemporary architecture has only been possible because of new and developing software that enables users to create designs and models that seem almost impossible to produce in real life.

Computers have also aided in streamlining the design process to a great degree allowing for detail-oriented work to be presented seamlessly.  Ladybug is one such tool that has become an asset for enhancing environmental analysis.

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Architect and Interior Designer by profession, Writing is what she treats as her passion. She has worked as an Architectural Writer, Editor, and Journalist for various design as well as digital portals. Apart from this, she runs her blog 'The Reader's Express'.
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