Global design and BIM software provider Vectorworks, Inc., announced that Vectorworks Architect 2025 has been named a Jury Award Winner in this year’s Architizer A+Product Awards. Honored in the Design Tools category and selected through a rigorous process determined by a panel of architects, designers, and other industry professionals, Vectorworks was recognized for its innovative approach to helping AEC professionals unlock their creativity and elevate their design process.

“Being named a Jury Award Winner by Architizer is a tremendous honor and a testament to our ongoing commitment to supporting the creative freedom of designers everywhere,” said Vectorworks Chief Product Officer Darick DeHart. “This release delivers meaningful enhancements—from faster 3D modeling and refined documentation tools to improved performance and data-driven design capabilities. Everything we build focuses on helping architects explore ideas more freely and bring their visions to life with greater precision and confidence.”

The A+Product Awards celebrate the building products that power today’s most inspiring architecture—selected by the very architects and design professionals who use them. As a definitive benchmark for excellence in the industry, the awards recognize the products and materials shaping the future of design. This year’s jury featured over 100 influential leaders and visionaries from across the global design community—individuals actively defining the built environment.

Built for design-centric workflows, Vectorworks Architect 2025 empowers architects to sketch, model, and document with precision. With seamless 2D/3D integration, intuitive modeling tools, and superior graphics and visualization capabilities, Architect 2025 is purpose-built to enhance creativity, support design precision, and boost overall efficiency.

Explore the award-winning product built for architects and interior designers at vectorworks.net/architect or start a 7-day free trial of Vectorworks Design Suite. To see what’s on the horizon, preview upcoming features on the Public Roadmap.