Matechi / CTO

Building Atlas

Take it apart. See how it belongs.

Preparing the building

Reading source geometry and component groups.
Start with a wall, then explore its parts.
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Panels stay together until you choose a deeper level.

Reading the building

Loading the original modeled pieces.

A building, made inspectable.

Building Atlas connects source geometry to a navigable component inventory. It is a Matechi exploration tool, not an official CfOC registry or a manufacturer catalog.

What you are seeing

Two supplied Rhino house studies, displayed as derived web geometry. Physical pieces retain their source IDs. Systems, families and some descriptions are inferred from source groups and layers.

An object is not always a product. A window can contain many modeled objects. Curves, points and ungrouped context are counted separately from assemblies. Bounds are geometric extents, not fabrication dimensions.

How to explore

  1. Move the slider to pull the building apart.
  2. Choose Panels, Layers or Pieces to change the granularity.
  3. Select a model piece or list item. Open its branch to inspect it alone.
  4. Export the selected branch or building as a source-bound inventory.

Explosion is a display transformation, not an installation or disassembly sequence. Connections, loads, prices, manufacturer identities and engineering approval are not inferred.

Inspired by the interaction in the Human Atlas. No anatomy assets or source code are used.

Keyboard: / to find a component, Escape to close details, native arrow keys on sliders. Reduced-motion preferences are respected.

Export inventory

The inventory includes every source object in the chosen scope, including hidden objects. It retains hierarchy, source IDs and digests. It is not a bill of purchasable products. A CTO authoring draft contains only complete panel/assembly occurrences and unresolved family references. It is not a validated CTO assembly; keep its companion evidence.

Share this view

Open the same building, branch, selected component and exploded state.