Click a row to open the construction detail panel as an overlay on the list.
A construction opened
The header carries the construction’s name, its owner, and when it was last updated, plus Emission data and the category tag. Below it, Declared unit is the amount the whole build-up is declared per — usually 1 m².Then comes the layer list: one row per material in the build-up, each with the material it maps to, its lifetime, its category, and how much of it goes into one declared unit — 1 m² pr. 1 m², 1.24 kg pr. 1 m² — followed by the share it represents.
On the right, the Indicator dropdown lets you switch between environmental indicators (GWP, ODP, AP, POCP, ADPF, …) just like on a material. The chart shows the construction’s combined values across the EN 15804 modules (A1–A3, A4, A5, B1–B7, C1–C4, D).
The icon in the top-right of the panel opens the construction as a full standalone page — useful for sharing a direct link with a teammate or printing.
The search bar and filters work the same way as on the Materials tab. They are scoped to the active tab, so a search you start on Constructions does not leak into Materials when you switch.Constructions filter by Units, Owners, and Organisations rather than by EPD specifics — Organisations is the one to reach for when you want only the build-ups your own team authored.
The ⋮ menu on a construction you own offers Edit, Clone, and Delete. Cloning opens the create form prefilled with the layers and dimensions, which is the quickest way to make a 400 mm variant of a 300 mm wall.
Editing a construction changes it everywhere it is already mapped, and the affected projects recalculate. Clone it instead when you want a variant and need the original left alone.
The star and Compare actions on each row behave exactly like they do for materials — favorites are recalled via the Favorites filter, and Compare opens the side-by-side view for the constructions you have selected.
