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Architecture in your browser

Plan your home.
See it in 3D.

Draw your rooms, try different materials and find the right place for your furniture.

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Courtyard 02

An example you can explore.

A furnished modern home with a glazed facade and a covered terrace

Choose a view, or enable 3D to look around.

The editor

Your space.
Down to the details.

Work through a renovation, rearrange a room or start a new home from the ground up.

Get to know the editor
Rooms & floor plans

Draw with real dimensions or start with your total floor area and a room list. Arrange walls, doors and windows, then switch to 3D.

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Materials & furnishings

Try wall colours, wallpaper and floor finishes. Place furniture, adjust its size and choose a finish that fits your room.

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Buildings, gardens & connections

Add roofs, ceilings, terraces and planting. Sketch the positions of sockets and pipes, and explore the scene in different light.

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Furniture collectionFind the right fit.6 models to explore
Open the furniture collection

A selection from 154 original 3D models, with dimensions from the editor.

Crescent sofa

Living room

Crescent sofa

A curved silhouette with separate upholstered cushions and recessed feet.

Width
280 cm
Depth
115 cm
Height
78 cm

Before you start.

All questions
How do I try the editor?

Open the beta in your browser. Start a new project or download Courtyard 02 above and open it in the editor. A mouse and a larger screen give you more room to work.

Where are projects saved?

Projects are stored locally. Export a project file to keep a backup or move your work to another device. Cloud project sync is not available.

Can I use photos of my home?

Use photos as references while planning. They do not automatically produce an exact measured model. Enter your actual room dimensions for a layout that fits.

Is it ready for construction work?

BRTRPRO is a beta for spatial planning and visualisation. Structural calculations, permit drawings and installation plans still need a qualified professional to check them.