What problem does it solve?
Fire and life safety design is often scattered across code tables, consultant notes, and late-stage coordination, which makes it hard to keep egress, compartmentation, smoke control, and active protection aligned from concept through documentation.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Fire strategy development: Structure a complete fire safety approach for architects, from code basis and compartmentation to fire service access and structural protection.
- Egress and refuge planning: Size stairs, travel distances, and rescue areas for common building types such as residential towers, offices, assembly spaces, and mixed-use projects.
- System coordination: Align fire doors, smoke control, sprinklers, alarms, and firestopping so architectural plans remain compliant and buildable.
- Use Case: A design team can use this skill to check a high-rise scheme for protected stairs, refuge placement, smoke lobbies, and fire-resistance requirements before issuing drawings.
Quick Start
Use the fire-life-safety skill to review the building type, height, occupancy, and jurisdiction, then generate a coordinated fire strategy and egress summary.
