Role: Product Strategy · UX Design Industry: Architecture · AEC software Format: Interactive product concept

Planriva explores how architects can navigate the relationship between drawings, model references and design decisions. The product focuses on making possible inconsistencies visible and reviewable while keeping approval in the hands of the architect.

Architectural information is spread across source drawings, specifications, revisions and BIM models. When details change, understanding which source is authoritative and what needs attention can take substantial effort.

The experience needed to make differences easier to inspect without turning an uncertain suggestion into an automatic change.

I shaped the product direction and interaction model for a focused architecture workflow, from source reference through possible discrepancy to professional review.

Product strategy: narrowed the concept to one practical workflow instead of a broad automation platform.

Information architecture: connected source context, discrepancies and decisions.

Review interaction: designed ways to present potential issues with supporting references.

Human control: kept professional approval explicit and traceable.

Prototyping: translated the workflow into an interactive browser experience.

The journey begins with a drawing or model reference and the project context surrounding it.

The interface brings the issue and related information into one review moment, supporting a more informed decision.

Suggestions remain reviewable. The professional makes the decision, with the relevant context preserved.

Planriva now has a public product website and interactive browser preview demonstrating the proposed review journey.