Schematic Design

Organize program data and early design decisions in one place.

Layer helps architects structure program requirements, adjacency logic, and massing options linked to the Revit model — keeping early decisions traceable throughout design.

Without Layer

Program requirements stored in static spreadsheets

Early design options disconnected from user needs

Manual formatting and coordination required for every update

With Layer

Program data, constraints, and adjacencies in one workspace

Sketches and massing options linked to design criteria

All updates synced with the project model and referenceable

Without Layer

Program requirements stored in static spreadsheets

Early design options disconnected from user needs

Manual formatting and coordination required for every update

With Layer

Program data, constraints, and adjacencies in one workspace

Sketches and massing options linked to design criteria

All updates synced with the project model and referenceable

Without Layer

Program requirements stored in static spreadsheets

Early design options disconnected from user needs

Manual formatting and coordination required for every update

With Layer

Program data, constraints, and adjacencies in one workspace

Sketches and massing options linked to design criteria

All updates synced with the project model and referenceable

Schematic data connected to the model from the start.

Schematic data connected to the model from the start.

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Want to see how Layer can transform the way your team works?