Distance to the way out
Marina Tower — Block A · Level 01 · MT-BIM-BLKA-ZZ-M3-A-0001
43
rooms
43.1 m
worst point
4
ways out
2 of them floor exits
1
over the limit
limit 40.0 m
1
not measured
too narrow for this grid
What this does not say
- 1 marker(s) of the chosen family sit on other levels.
- 1 room(s) are too narrow for a 250 mm grid to land a single measuring point in. They are not unreachable — they are unmeasured. Use a finer grid to see them.
- 2 door(s) could not be read at all — no location, no width, or hosted in a link. They are not doorways as far as this map is concerned.
- Revit's own path of travel disagrees on 1 of 42 room(s) by more than 5%.
- 486 element(s) in the solid categories gave a plan shape that was subtracted from the walkable floor. The same plan measured without them gives shorter distances — say which was used when you hand this on.
- Distances come from Dijkstra (lattice) · 16 neighbours and can overstate by up to 2.8%.
What each way out carries
| Way out | Floor served | Furthest point | Which is in | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exit marker · EX-S1 | floor | 612 m² | 43.1 m | 1.09 — Store |
| Exit marker · EX-S2 | floor | 494 m² | 38.6 m | 1.04 — Office |
| M_Single-Flush 0915 x 2134mm (312454) | building | 268 m² | 17.4 m | 1.02 — Reception |
| M_Single-Flush 0915 x 2134mm (312460) | building | 176 m² | 21.6 m | 1.28 — Refuse store |
A point belongs to whichever way out is nearest ON FOOT, around the walls — so the boundary between two of them bends round the plan rather than running straight between them. The areas add up to the whole floor that has a way out.
How it was measured
Walking distance to the nearest chosen way out, around the walls, on a 250 mm grid. Dijkstra (lattice) · 16 neighbours, which can overstate by up to 2.8%. The worst point of each room is the furthest point in it from any way out — not necessarily a corner.
| Room | Name | Worst point | Share | Reading | Leaves by | Revit says |
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