I haven't used Creo Element/Pro for specifically archtectural drawings but school in my domain have asked me to look at how it can be used in interior design situations. To that end I had a go at redesigning a bathroom and found that it was indeed useful in that situation. Using SE to create the basic room and adding, in the assembly mode, wash hand basin, WC, bath, shower etc., until an eacceptable layout was achieved. I then created the tiles and literally tile the bathroom using assembly techniques. The usefulness of that aspect was the fact that I could determine exactly the number of tiles required and the most efficient layout. Most important of all was the reaction of the 'client' (wife) in that she could see exactly what the room would look like once completed. By generating detail drawings from the assembly file the resultant drawing could be laid oiut as archtectural for use during the refurb. Schools have used this technique to remodel the interior of a caravan.
As an addition I opened the assembly in the University Edition and added the manikin to assess ergonomic elements.
