Floor plans with real dimensions

A drawing with numbers typed onto it is not a measured drawing. In Archi4D every area is computed from the room geometry, the overall dimension line is derived from the wall extents, and the checks read the same data. Move a wall and every number moves with it.

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LIVING28.4 m²KITCHEN14.9 m²BEDROOM 0120.1 m²STUDIO17.6 m²BATH7.2 m²12 500

Where the numbers come from

Rooms are rectangles on a normalised grid. The envelope is scaled so the indoor rooms sum to your requested floor area, with outdoor space — courtyards, decks — inside the envelope but outside gross floor area, the way an architect would schedule them. Every area on the drawing is that arithmetic, rounded to a tenth of a square metre.

No spreadsheet drift

The classic failure is a schedule in Excel that stopped matching the drawing three revisions ago. There is no second source of truth here: the schedule is a view of the geometry.

Metric or imperial

Set your units once in preferences and every area, dimension, and export follows — square metres and millimetres, or square feet and inches.

Common questions

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