For Architecture & Engineering Firms
Catch conflicts before they leave your office.
Multi-discipline A&E firms reviewing complex blueprints across structural, MEP, civil, and fire protection, the teams doing manual cross-discipline review today and needing to catch conflicts faster.
IBCACIASHRAE 62.1IPC/UPC
The problem today
- Cross-discipline review means passing drawings between structural, MEP, and civil engineers in sequence, a cycle that takes days to weeks per revision.
- Conflicts between disciplines, a structural beam clashing with ductwork, an electrical panel blocking plumbing access, often surface only after each engineer reviews in isolation and the team compares notes.
- Firms are rightly cautious about uploading sensitive drawings to cloud services, which rules out review tools that require it.
How AedifAI Helps
Every discipline, one pass
AedifAI runs structural, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, civil, and security review in parallel on the same drawing set, then correlates findings across pages and disciplines.
Client-side-only mode
Drawings never leave the browser: local storage via OPFS and IndexedDB, zero server upload, for firms that can't send drawings off-site at all.
Discipline-specific checks
Structural deflection limits (ACI, L/360), HVAC load calculations (Manual J, ASHRAE 62.1), and plumbing pipe sizing (IPC/UPC), checked against the codes each discipline actually uses.