How do you search and view Room data across your Revit projects?
Artifact harvests Rooms and elements from your Revit models, so your team can get room data and view any room in 2D or 3D in the browser, without opening Revit.
Turned on per team on request
How do you search rooms across projects?
Search by room name or type, then narrow by project, model, and category. One search covers every harvested model.
- A category tree with counts shows what each model contains.
- Questions like “How big were the exam rooms on our last three clinics?” become a search instead of an afternoon of opening models.
Can you see a room without opening Revit?
Yes. Pick a room and view it in 2D or 3D in your browser, zoomed to that room.
- Step into first-person view to walk the space.
- Resize the viewer next to your results to compare rooms quickly.
- Anyone on the team can look up rooms, not just people with Revit open.
Can your team ask AI questions about your room and element data?
Yes, whatever questions your team brings, for marketing or for design. Artifact connects your rooms and the elements in them to AI through the Artifact MCP server and an AI agent framework for your firm, so answers come from your own project data, not a generic model.
- Marketing: back proposals and portfolio pages with real numbers from past projects, such as how many rooms of a type you’ve delivered and how large they were.
- Design: compare similar rooms across projects, from their sizes to the doors, windows, and other elements in them.
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