EARLY ACCESS
EARLY ACCESS
The code comes to you.
The code comes
to you
Never ‘back to the drawing board’.
Never ‘back to the drawing board’
Cuniform works inside Revit®. It checks your model against every code in force for the site, from ADA and the state-adopted IBC down to local amendments and zoning, and marks each issue on the sheet with its section. No exports, no second window.
Cuniform works inside Revit®. It checks your model against every code in force for the site, from ADA and the state-adopted IBC down to local amendments and zoning, and marks each issue on the sheet with its section.
How Cuniform works
How Cuniform works
How Cuniform works
Runs inside Revit® 2023–2027.
1. Set the jurisdiction
Enter the site address. Cuniform loads every code in force: federal (ADA, FHA), then state and local, each with its adopted codes (IBC, IRC, IECC, IEBC), amendments and zoning, drawn from 530 US code books. Where they overlap, the most restrictive requirement governs.
2. Add project parameters
Set the design phase, occupancy classification, construction type and fire protection strategy. Every check is scoped to them, so a sprinklered building gets its area and egress allowances, and each phase only raises what it can resolve.
3. Run an audit
Run an audit on the full sheet set, the active view, or a selected region you draw on the plan. Findings are tagged in the model and indexed by sheet.
4. Review and resolve
Review findings directly in plan. Each one shows measured vs. required, a hand-drawn code diagram, and a link to the governing code section. Assign, comment and resolve in batches without leaving the model.
5. Tools and calculations
Six calculators read straight from the model: Height & Area, Fire Protection, Means of Egress, Plumbing, Zoning and Parking. These tools draw their results right on the plan and show what's provided against what's required.
Set the jurisdiction
Enter the site address. Cuniform loads every code in force: federal (ADA, FHA), then state and local, each with its adopted codes (IBC, IRC, IECC, IEBC), amendments and zoning, drawn from 530 US code books. Where they overlap, the most restrictive requirement governs.
Add project parameters
Set the design phase, occupancy classification, construction type and fire protection strategy. Every check is scoped to them, so a sprinklered building gets its area and egress allowances, and each phase only raises what it can resolve.
Run an audit
Run an audit on the full sheet set, the active view, or a selected region you draw on the plan. Findings are tagged in the model and indexed by sheet.
Review and resolve
Review findings directly in plan. Each one shows measured vs. required, a hand-drawn code diagram, and a link to the governing code section. Assign, comment and resolve in batches without leaving the model.
Tools and calculations
Six calculators read straight from the model: Height & Area, Fire Protection, Means of Egress, Plumbing, Zoning and Parking. These tools draw their results right on the plan and show what's provided against what's required.
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