There are some similarities between ArchiCad and Domus. Cad and many differences. The most evident similarity between the two programs is the manner in which they are generally used when designing. It may be easier, however, to point out differences. A very important Domus.
Cad feature is automatic fusion.
At first glance, it may seem a simple joining of lines but it actually does much more. It allows the user to freely move, attach, detach, or combine elements, as well as the possibility to look at a group of elements as a single object. Another important difference is the philosophy concerning the implementation of other software for completion of the various phases of architectural and engineering work. ArchiCad's combines many phases of the work in one monolithic program. Below are some of the differences between ArchiCad and Domus.