Parapet for architects

The model is right.
The numbers, tags and sheets - not yet.

Architecture in Revit is 20% design and 80% keeping rooms, doors, schedules and sheets honest after every change. Here is how the three Parapet apps take that 80% off your Fridays.

A week in an architectural model

Each of these is one Parapet action or one linked sheet.

Monday - the brief moved

The client renumbered the programme. Hub → Rooms → Renumber by position gives every room its plan-order number with a level prefix; Write room name/number into hosted elements pushes it to doors and fixtures; Renumber doors by room produces 101, 101A, 101B. Tutorial →

Tuesday - the door consultant's v7

Hardware sets, fire ratings and finishes live in their Google Sheet. Link keys on Mark, validates every cell and writes 340 doors in one undo-able transaction. Re-link v8 in one click. Guide →

Wednesday - "show me departments"

Hub → Visualization → Color by parameter colors the plan by Department with a legend and counts, and flags the six rooms with no value. Reset overrides afterwards. Tutorial →

Thursday - sixty sheets for the set

Hub → Views & sheets → Create sheets from views: A1 title block, A-101 onward, view centred, named from the view. Then Align viewports and Add revision on sheets. Tutorial →

Friday - why is sync 6 minutes?

Free Audit lists every imported DWG (the site survey in three views, the vendor detail nested in seven families), shows which sheets use them, and deletes the rest with confirmation. Guide →

Any day - the parameter grid

Pick doors and rooms together, show four columns, paste a block from Excel or Set all targets. Validated, one undo, logged. Tutorial →

Rooms renumbered by position: a floor plan before with scattered numbers, and after with 101 to 108 flowing left to right, top to bottom, with a level prefix. BEFORE · numbers in creation order 72143221915 AFTER · by position, prefix "L3-" L3-101L3-102L3-103L3-104L3-105L3-106L3-107L3-108 Parapet Hub → Rooms → Renumber by position · one transaction · Ctrl+Z reverts all 8.
Renumber by position - the most-used architectural action in Hub.

Hub actions architects use most

GroupActions
RoomsRenumber (position / level / prefix) · rename · department, occupancy, finishes · tag / untag · validate · duplicate numbers · delete unplaced · floors from rooms · write room into hosted elements
Doors & windowsChange type · renumber by room / level · write hand or room to a parameter · sill & head heights
Walls & floorsTop / base constraints and offsets · location line · join / unjoin · flip · change type · level offset
Views & sheetsSheets from views · renumber / rename sheets · align viewports · view templates · duplicate · delete unplaced views and empty sheets · revisions
DocumentationTag untagged · tag all in view · align tags

Full list on the Hub page.

Questions architects ask

Which app should I start with?

Parapet Hub - rooms, doors, windows, floors, views and sheets are where its 108 actions are densest. Add Link when a consultant's spreadsheet needs to land in the model; run the free Audit on any model that feels slow.

Does it replace Dynamo?

For the everyday jobs, yes - with validation and one undo per action. Dynamo stays the tool for computational design and one-offs. See comparisons.

Will it mess with my families or standards?

No. Actions write parameters and create standard Revit elements (sheets, tags, floors) through the normal API - nothing custom is injected, and every action is one Revit transaction you can undo.

Try it on this week's model

Audit is free; Hub and Link come with 30-day trials, no card. Revit 2020-2027.

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