The output

Drawings and reports

These are produced by Lunia from the designed model — not redrawn by hand afterwards, and not exported half-finished for another program to tidy up.

Reinforcement elevation for a 200 × 450 beam — bar callouts, section marks, span dimensions, drawn at 1:50.
Beam elevationBars called up along the span, section marks placed where the arrangement changes, spans dimensioned, and the member titled at its drawn scale.
Cross-sections through a reinforced concrete beam showing link arrangement, layer positions and bar marks.
Cross-sectionsCut from the same bars as the elevation, so the section and the elevation cannot disagree with each other on site.
Column C4 detailed from foundation to roof, showing lap positions, link spacing and a section at every storey.
Column detailThe full stack from foundation to roof — laps positioned at the storey, link spacing zoned, and a section drawn at every level.

How it reaches the sheet

One set of bars, every view

Drawn, not exported

The elevation, the cross-sections and the schedule are generated from the same designed bars, so a change in one appears in all three. Nothing is redrawn, so nothing drifts out of step.

Finished where you are

The drawing editor is inside the program — layers, paper space, snaps, dimensions and plotting. Move a callout or set your own title block without opening anything else.

Out as DXF

Sheets go out as DXF into your own title block, so the drawing that leaves the office is the drawing the software made.

Still to be shown here

  • A bar bending schedule as it prints
  • A calculation sheet with the Reference column
  • A slab layout with the reinforcement drawn
  • A general arrangement plotted to a title block

Captured from real output as each one is ready. Nothing on this page is a mock-up.

Take one all the way to the drawings.

Twenty days, the complete product, no feature limits. Model a real job and see what comes out the other side.