Residential False Ceiling and Architectural Lighting Drafting
Pain Points (Public)
Homeowners typically possess high-level architectural floor plans but lack construction-ready ceiling documentation. Without coordinated framing elevations, gypsum or plaster specifications, and recessed cove details, drylining contractors cannot accurately frame drops, route electrical lines, or maintain floor-to-ceiling clearance.
Suggested Approach (Public)
Translate existing base architectural drawings into technical reflected ceiling plans (RCP) and section details that delineate drop ceiling heights, perimeter cove lighting recesses, luminaire placements, and material transition notes for on-site drywall contractors.
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Development brief PRO
- Position as a lightweight CAD/BIM bridge specifically generating construction-ready reflected ceiling plans (RCP) from base architectural floor plans, targeting residential interior designers and drylining contractors.
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- DXF/DWG and Revit floor plan file parser to extract room boundaries, wall perimeters, and clear ceiling heights.
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