Scope Standards
Coming soonDimensions, Ergonomics & Design Standards
Dimensions, ergonomics, design standards and specifications in one connected reference platform.
Standards
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What it is
Who it is for
Interior designers, architects and design teams who need reliable dimensions, clearances, accessibility guidance and design standards connected to live project work.
The problem
Dimensional guidance, ergonomic data and design standards are scattered across reference books, PDFs, outdated office standards and inconsistent online sources that are difficult to search, compare and apply consistently.
Standards brings minimum, recommended and ideal dimensions, furniture clearances, accessibility guidance and specification reference into one connected, searchable platform—attached to the project rather than trapped in separate handbooks.
Key outcomes
Search minimum, ideal and maximum dimensions without leafing through multiple reference books.
Connect ergonomic, clearance and accessibility guidance directly to the spaces being planned.
Reference up-to-date design standards instead of relying on printed or outdated office copies.
Capabilities
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A living, searchable source of design dimensions.
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Guidance that protects people and compliance.
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A clearer way to navigate the standards behind the guidance.
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Carry standards into live project decisions.
Example workflow
Find a dimension, clearance or standard by keyword, typology or category.
Review the relevant guidance, source and context for the decision.
Attach the standard or dimension to the active project space or specification.
Keep project-specific standards available for future decisions and team reuse.
Connected by Scope Cloud
Standards shares approved dimensions, clearances and design standards with Space, Draw, Comply and Source through the Scope Cloud project context, so reference data becomes connected project evidence rather than a detached lookup.
Plan availability
Coming soon
The product is not currently available to launch. Plan inclusion describes future entitlement, not present availability.
Standards provides professional reference guidance. It does not replace competent professional review, statutory consultation or compliance approval by the relevant authority.