✳ WORKFLOW OPTIMISATION STUDIO
Workflow audits and considered Revit tools for architecture and interior practices.
The same room needs to be explained from several directions.
A plan, ceiling plan, four wall elevations and a 3D view describe the same room.
The aim: less repeated setup and a consistent pack, ready for your review.
Concept illustration. Live plugin demonstration still to come.
THE TOOL COLLECTION
Create room drawings, work with schedule data and prepare exports. These tools are in development.
The room is the source. The drawing pack explains it.
Bring the drawings for a room together. Less assembly, more attention to the details.
One room in your Revit model
Choose views, scales and sheet settings
A room drawing pack to review
The table is your schedule. The second document is the editable spreadsheet.
A more considered connection between schedules and spreadsheets. Keep repetitive data work in its place.
A Revit schedule
Edit permitted values in a spreadsheet, then preview changes
Reviewed changes to apply back in Revit
The sheets are your selection. The output is an organised drawing package.
Give drawing delivery a little more order. A dedicated workflow for preparing export packages.
A selection of sheets and views
Choose formats, filenames and order
An organised set of files to check and issue
THE WAY WE WORK
A thoughtful process. A practical outcome. We start with how your practice actually works, then make room for something better.
01 — AUDIT THE WORKFLOW
Follow a drawing from the brief to issue. Mark where information is copied or sent back for correction.
Illustrated method. Results are measured on real work before we make a performance claim.
BUILT FROM PRACTICE
Where does the work get stuck? What gets done twice? What could feel simpler? Cyberarchitect brings a designer’s curiosity to the processes behind architectural and interior work.
Meet KazFROM THE STUDIO