Spazio solves one of the most repetitive tasks in architectural practice: recreating a room layout that was already designed and built in another project.

When the same hotel room type, hospital ward, or apartment module appears across multiple projects, you normally rebuild the layout from scratch each time — repositioning every piece of furniture, re-specifying every fixture, redrawing every boundary. Spazio captures that work once and lets you reuse it anywhere.

EXTRACT & EXPORT

Open any Revit model with placed rooms. Click Extract & Export and Spazio scans every room — collecting furniture, lighting fixtures, electrical equipment, plumbing fixtures, mechanical equipment, and boundary walls. The extraction window lists all rooms with their area and element counts. Select the ones you want, set a filename, and export. Each room becomes a portable .spazio file — plain JSON that you can share, archive, or version-control.

BROWSE & FILTER

Open Space Library to browse all your .spazio files across multiple library folders. Add a folder for each building type — Hotels, Hospitals, Apartments — and filter packages by room name or area range. Click any package to see a 2D preview: the room boundary drawn as a closed polygon with furniture positions shown as dots. Instantly judge which packages are worth placing.

PLACE

Select a package and click Place. Make sure a floor plan view is active, then click the room origin point in the model. Spazio creates the boundary walls (matching type names from the source model where available), places a Room element inside the closed boundary, and recreates every furniture and fixture instance at its correct relative position and rotation.

KEY FEATURES

- Compatible with Revit 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027

- Portable .spazio JSON format — share packages across teams and offices

- Multi-library support — organise packages by building type or project

- 2D preview canvas — see the room layout before placing

- Filter by room name or area

- Boundary loops guarantee closed room boundaries at placement

- Matches wall types by name in the target model; falls back gracefully if unmatched

- Missing families are skipped with a clear count in the summary dialog

WHO IS IT FOR?

Architects and space planners who design repetitive room types across multiple projects — hospitality, healthcare, residential, and mixed-use developments. Spazio turns a manually rebuilt room into a one-click placement.