PAVSE

Designers and engineering teams exploring model-based visual workflows.

PAVSE is a building-intelligence research programme exploring how architectural source material can become a structured model. Its development includes work on interpreting floor-plan imagery, identifying the intended area and distinguishing architectural elements from furniture, annotations and other visual information. It remains a separate programme from ALFACAD.

A line in an image is not automatically a wall. PAVSE’s experimental direction examines geometry alongside walls, openings, spaces and their relationships, with verification before information is treated as model content. This distinction matters especially when a source contains several units or mixes different representations of a building.

Current work is experimental and includes controlled validation of reconstruction and model structure. The aim is to establish what can be recovered reliably, where uncertainty remains and how a result should be inspected. The next public-facing step is a clearly scoped product briefing once the intended demonstration and evidence are ready. No production design or professional reliance is implied by the research profile.