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What's our unresolved coordination clash trend right now?

Which sheets of the drawing set are riskiest?

How much design coordination time did we save?

What's the ROI of our automated drawing review?

Which coordination issues are still active on Level 02?

Are any egress corridors under-width per IBC?

Which structural consultants have the most active clashes?

How does the travel distance compare across the East wing?

What is the fire-resistance rating of the elevator shaft?

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Compliance Paths - Not Just Code Retrieval.

Ask a code question and get an answer tied to the specific section, with the analysis laid out against your project's conditions.

Cites the governing code section for every answer
Covers 50 states and 1000s of municipalities
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Question

Is there a compliance path to avoid installing solar PV on a single-family home in California?

“What are the egress requirements for this occupancy?”

Construction typeV-BPASS
Egress travel distance182 ftREVIEW
Fire-resistive rating1 hrPASS

Zoning Analysis

Zoning constraints, before they cost you.

Enter an address and see the district, envelope, and requirements that shape what you can build.

District, lot area, height limit, and FAR at a glance
Compares requirements across use types
Sends findings straight into your Revit sheet

Zoning Expert

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123 Main St, San Francisco, CA 94105

123 Main St, San Francisco

Zoning districtRH-2
Lot area2,495 sf
Height limit40 ft
FAR1.8

Fire Life Safety Calculator

Life-safety math, checked as you design.

Occupant load, egress capacity, and travel distance calculated from your model and checked against the governing code.

Occupant load and egress capacity per space
Travel-distance checks against the applicable limit
Every result traced to its code section

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Input Code Summary Floor Plans

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B - BusinessA-3 - AssemblyS-1 - StorageMost remoteCommon path5Occupant load

Code Compliance

IBC 2021 · Sprinklered · Group B · 4 of 4 pass

Exit access travel distance PASS

257 ft ≤ 300 ftIBC 1017.2

Common path of egress travel PASS

88 ft ≤ 100 ftIBC 1006.2.1

Number of exits PASS

2 required · 2 providedIBC 1006.3.3

Egress width PASS

35.4" req. · 72" providedIBC 1005.3.2

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Plumbing counts

ADA bathrooms

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Example Plan · IBC 2021, Group B

Occupant load177 occ.
Exit access travel257 ftPASS
Common path of travel88 ftPASS
Number of exits2 of 2PASS

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Institutional Knowledge - Instantly Accessible

Archiboost connects your firm’s institutional knowledge with project-specific documentation to deliver cited answers in seconds.

Search across owner and firm standards, specifications, meeting notes, and drawings
Connect firm knowledge with project requirements
Fully cited and traceable responses

Question

What height do the bar tables in the lounge need to be?

42" AFF, with accessible-height exceptions:

"Bar-height tables shall be 42" AFF. At least 5% of dining surfaces - never fewer than one - shall be 28–34" AFF."

- Firm Standards - Hospitality Casework §4.2

"Client confirmed 42" bar tables in the lounge, with two accessible-height tables at the north window wall."

- Meeting Minutes - Client Design Review 05.09.2026

References (4)

Firm Standards(2)

Hospitality Casework §4.2

Page 12

Google Drive - Meeting Minutes(2)

Client Design Review 05.09.2026

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“What height do the bar tables in the lounge need to be?”

Searching firm standards
Reading client meeting minutes
Drafting answer

42" AFF per firm standards, with two accessible-height tables the client confirmed for the north window wall.

Firm standards · Client minutes

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Paul Steidl, AIA, NCARB

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As I am one of my firm’s code resources and I get asked a lot of ‘quick questions’ that actually require a lot of effort to answer with integrity. I was looking for a reliable AI copilot to help me research building codes more quickly. Rus is so reliable and hallucination-free that I am able to save a lot of time pulling together all of the relevant code paths to help my colleagues.

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Associate Principal / Director of Architecture

OTJ Architects

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