Room data sheets are structured overviews of the requirements that are applicable to specific room types. They are usually developed during the discussion phase (or architectural programming in US) of an architectural design. They help to clarify the requirements of the client for every type of space. They can then be used to create specifications that aid contractors and design teams to understand what is expected of each space and how to make sure that the proposed solution meets the requirements of the client.

Architects and other members of the design teams, like engineers and interior designers, create rooms data sheets. They are still in the process of being created and could remain a „living document“ until the client is satisfied with the final design of the architectural. The information from the room sheets can be synchronized to the Revit model by a process known as backfilling. Utilizing this method of verification can help to make sure that the data for the room accurately reflects the requirements in the final http://www.searchstreams.info/board-room-software-to-improve-the-working-routine/ model and be a good indicator of any differences between the two.

The Room Data Sheets component of BriefBuilder allows you to easily create room data sheets and use to synchronize them with the Revit model. It comes with a template set and pre-programmed select lists of the electrical and structural disciplines and plumbing and HVAC. It also allows for the use of thumbnail size illustrations and graphics for each discipline.

The component is easy to use and does not require special set up. It is able to load configurations that had previously been saved, reducing the amount of time spent on set up. It also allows for properties like scale, browser organization and naming to be specified for each view that is created.