Architacitle Inception displays Adjacency Requirements in the Bubble Digram view. Adjacency doesn’t always come up in very early project planning, but win it does, and especially when the client is particularly interested in adjacency, it’s nice to be able to capture the requirements in a meaningful way.
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From the Bubble Digram view, Architactile Inception makes it easy to capture Adjacency Requirements. Just simultaneously tap two bubbles on the Bubble Digram and the adjacency requirements pick list will appear. Four type of adjacencies are available: required/direct adjacency, desired/indirect adjacency, close & conveinient and prohibited adjacency. Select the appropriate requirement and Inception will draw the corresponding adjacency line directly on the Bubble Digram. |
When you generate a PDF exhibit, Architactile Inception gives you several options for communicating adjacency requirements. In addition to displaying adjacency requirements on the Bubble Digram, you may also create an Adjacency Matrix. |
 Adjacency requirement may also be defined in the written Project Scope. |
Adjacency Requirements
To learn more or to schedule a demonstration or Architactile Inception, call us at 918-808-3072 or email matt@architactile.com. Or visit the Apple iTunes App Store to purchase Architactile Inception.
