Standard & Project Content

Promote your best project details and families into firm standards

When you upload your past projects, every detail and Revit family is immediately searchable. The content your team keeps reaching for rises to the top, ready to promote into your firm standards. Your library grows out of real project work and stays current.

From your projects

2-HOUR FIRE BARRIERNorthgate CommonsA5.21
PARTITION - RATEDRiverside AcademicA6.02
2-HOUR FIRE BARRIERAshcroft Mixed UseA5.14

Firm standards

2-HOUR FIRE BARRIER

INTERIOR DETAILS - PARTITIONS

Typical DetailA5.21
Build an evergreen standard library

How Pirros keeps your firm standards current, trustworthy, and accurate

  • Everything you decide to upload is searchable immediately

    Every detail and family from every project lands in Pirros the moment you decide to upload it, one-offs included. Unvetted project details can be marked reference-only, so they inform the next project without ending up in a drawing set before they’re approved.

  • Your best details become firm standards

    Pirros Library Builder ranks the details and families your projects repeat, and anyone can flag one worth standardizing. An admin promotes it to the standard library; nothing becomes a firm standard without a person deciding it should.

  • Placed straight into the model

    Place a detail or family into the active Revit view from the sidebar. No download, no folder hunt, no switching windows.

The problem

Everyone knows which details and families are standard. Or do they?

The institutional knowledge lives in your team’s heads: which partition detail to use, which one was a one-off, which one superseded which. The more custom your firm’s work, the more there is to keep straight.

  • The same condition redrawn from scratch every time it comes up
  • One-offs reused as though they were approved
  • A standards library that only lives in one person’s head
Two Pirros cards showing the same base cabinet detail: one labelled Typical Detail, the other still carrying its project name.
The solution

Your vetted standard library grows out of the details you reuse the most.

Group a category into a stash, redline it in Pirros or export it as a PDF, and send it to the reviewer who sees these details in the field. Make edits in your container model with Mira, then sync them. Version history is tracked and carried over into live projects.

  • Details ranked by how often they repeat across projects
  • Export details and redlines as a PDF, so the reviewer doesn’t need a Revit seat
  • Every sync carries a change message, with version history and rollback
Stash · Partitions4 details · 1 category
Out as PDF · back marked

3 redlines from the field

The result

Standards that stay current and actually get used.

When someone searches the library, the promoted detail or family ranks first. The vetted version is the easy one to reach. Update it once in the container model, and everyone sees the change.

  • Vetted details rank first in every search
  • Update once and every project sees the current version
  • Version history, rollback, and update notifications on every standard
By the numbers

Firms building standards on the work they’ve already delivered

400+

Firms globally building on Pirros

4.2M+

Assets made searchable

30+

Hours saved per project

How David Baker Architects built a library its teams trust

With Pirros, David Baker Architects vetted the details that kept repeating across its projects, turning past drawings into reusable content that the whole firm reaches for first.

700%
Increase in vetted library content
$180K
Annual time savings

"We use Pirros as a tool to vet details. The details filter into our Revit template, and then back into Pirros. It's a feedback loop that keeps everything organized and current."

Orrin Goldsby

Architect at DBA

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