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Drawing and specification discrepancy analysis

Find where architectural, structural and MEP documents disagree, while it is still a drawing problem rather than a site problem.

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The challenge

Disciplines are drawn separately and reconciled late, so contradictions are usually discovered by a trade on site, at the worst possible cost.

The scenario

Before issuing for construction, a design manager wants to know where the architectural and MEP drawings disagree about the same ceiling void.

What goes in

Multi-discipline drawing set
Architectural, structural and MEP drawings covering the same areas.
Specifications
Written specifications accompanying the drawings.

What you can ask

Illustrative prompts. Results depend on your own data and are not deterministic.

  • “Identify discrepancies between the architectural and MEP plans.”
  • “Where do the drawings and specification disagree?”
  • “What information is missing to price this scope?”

How Clearception approaches it

How the work is structured. Each step shows what its output is grounded in.

  1. Align by space

    Observed

    Match what each discipline says about the same physical location.

  2. Compare statements

    AI-inferred

    Identify where dimensions, levels or components conflict.

  3. Classify the conflict

    AI-inferred

    Separate genuine contradiction from missing information.

  4. Cite both sides

    Source

    Report each conflict with both source sheets attached.

What you get

The shape of what comes back — not a promised result.

  • Conflict register

    Source

    Each conflict with the two sheets that disagree and the location.

  • Missing-information list

    Observed

    Scope that cannot be priced or built from what is issued.

Why it matters

Found while it is cheap
A coordination problem costs far less on a drawing than on a slab.
Fewer RFIs later
Missing information is identified before a trade needs it.

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