03 / Shared project views

See the whole.

Organize connected project information into surfaces that help people review, discuss and decide.

01

Bring context together

View room requirements beside design information, tasks and decisions. Keep the underlying records connected.

02

Choose the right surface

Use a matrix for comparison, a board for coordination or a project overview for priorities. Different views can show the same information.

03

Review with confidence

Keep source references visible. Board layouts and annotations belong to the board; authoritative project records remain with their owners.

Illustrative workflow

A shared view, not another copy.

The meeting-room review brings the requirement, measurement and action into one place. A board annotation can add context, while the original requirement and task retain their own identities.

Follow the room example

Its place in InkBlock.

01

Authors

InkBoard owns layout, presentation and board annotations.

02

Reads InkDot

Source values appear as connected references, with provenance and version context.

03

Reads InkLine

Actions and decisions appear alongside the information they affect.

InkBoard V1.3 project workspace

The local workspace now links room requirements to 3D rooms, supports full-angle model orbit and includes a BC residential cost benchmark panel.

Project workspaces contain private information. Secure hosted access is not yet available through this public website.