Complex geometry. Buildable answers.
A rule-driven architectural configurator that turns roof shape, dimensions and material systems into measurable geometry and production-ready outputs.
Launch full configurator ↗Every deployment is built on the same connected commercial and spatial foundation—even as the product category changes.
The approved visual state resolves into an exact component structure: profiles, panels, glass, hardware, accessories and quantities ready for downstream work.
A rule-driven architectural configurator that turns roof shape, dimensions and material systems into measurable geometry and production-ready outputs.
Move between two-slope, four-slope, single-slope, L-shaped and dormer roof families inside one rule-driven scene. Each typology is generated as meaningful geometry, allowing the same configurator to resolve very different architectural conditions without relying on a fixed model library.
Bring PDF, image, DWG or DXF references into the workflow when a project falls outside the standard parametric families. The intake path creates a clear bridge between conventional architectural documentation and a future configurable, measurable roof state.
Tune length, depth, wall height, roof pitch and eaves overhang independently while the entire roof envelope rebuilds in real time. The result remains visually coherent and measurable, making dimensional exploration useful for both customer decisions and technical estimation.
Apply metal and mineral covering presets with their own surface behavior and minimum-pitch rules. Material selection affects more than appearance: it informs compatible geometry, quantity logic and the commercial interpretation of the roof being configured.
Derive roof area, ridge length, eaves, valleys, flashings, gutters and associated component quantities directly from the generated geometry. Complex forms such as L-shaped roofs and dormers remain connected to measurable construction data as dimensions change.
Inspect the current roof as priced, component-level line items and export the bill of materials as structured CSV data. The same configuration can move from visual exploration into estimating, procurement or production workflows without being reconstructed manually.
