01 / 3D WORKSPACE
See the whole picture.
Orbit above the airfield, move across the apron and get close to the architecture. The planned 3D workspace brings scale, height and perspective to every design decision.
AEROCAD · IN DEVELOPMENT
Your airport.
In every dimension.
From the sweep of a terminal roof to the lights along the runway.
We’re building AeroCAD to bring your airport to life in 3D.
Planned launch price $29.99 USDOne-time purchase
A NEW PERSPECTIVE
A closer look at AeroCAD is on the way. These spaces are reserved for upcoming development previews.
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PLANNED FOR AEROCAD
Big ideas.
Depth in every detail.
We’re building AeroCAD around fully three-dimensional airports, detailed architecture and the freedom to explore every angle. Here’s the vision.
02 / BUILDINGS
Architecture worth a closer look.
Detailed terminals, expansive hangars and distinctive control towers. The building library is planned around expressive rooflines, glazed façades and structural detail that give your airport its own identity.
03 / STRUCTURES
Build beyond the terminal.
Jet bridges, service buildings, structural supports and apron fixtures are part of the vision. Connect the major buildings with the smaller structures that make an airport feel complete.
04 / AIRFIELDS
Every route, part of the scene.
Bring runways, curved taxiways and aprons into one connected 3D airport. Detailed surfaces and crisp markings will carry the design from the runway threshold to the parking stand.
05 / MATERIALS + LIGHT
Give every surface character.
Glass, concrete and metal. Sunlit façades and airfield lights after dark. Materials, depth and day-to-night atmosphere are central to the 3D experience we’re working toward.
06 / PRESENTATION
Find your airport’s best angle.
The planned workflow pairs local project saving with views worth sharing. Frame the whole airfield from above or bring the camera close to the details you’ve carefully placed.
THE PLANNED WORKFLOW
From your first runway
to the final roofline.
Start with the airfield, give it architecture, then see how it all comes together in three dimensions.
- 01
Shape the airfield.
Set out runways, connect taxiways and create apron space. Establish the real-world scale of the airport you want to build.
- 02
Build in the detail.
Bring in terminals, hangars and towers. Arrange the structures, refine their proportions and add character through materials and lighting.
- 03
Explore every angle.
Move from an aerial overview to a close-up of the terminal. Check the spaces between buildings and compose a view that brings your design to life.
BEFORE YOU TAXI OUT
A few good questions.
What is AeroCAD?
AeroCAD is an airport design app in development for Windows. The goal is a complete 3D workspace for creating airfields, placing detailed buildings and exploring your airport from every angle.
How detailed will the buildings be?
Detailed terminals, hangars and control towers are a core part of the plan, with dimensional rooflines, façades, glazing and structural elements. Jet bridges, service buildings and apron fixtures will help tie the scene together. Development previews will show the detail as these features take shape.
When can I download AeroCAD?
AeroCAD is coming soon. We’ll announce the release date and make the download available here when it’s ready. The features above describe what we’re working toward.
How much will it cost?
The planned launch price is $29.99 USD as a one-time purchase. Purchasing will open with the release.
What computer will I need?
AeroCAD is being developed for Windows PCs. Minimum and recommended hardware requirements, including graphics requirements, will be published before release.
Who’s building AeroCAD?
AeroCAD is a project by Arteries, built around the fun of creating airports, exploring architecture and getting the little details right.
How can I get in touch?
For AeroCAD, purchase or account help: support@arteries.tech.
For general or privacy enquiries: contact@arteries.tech.
To contact Artur directly: artur@arteries.tech.