AUTOMATICALLY RESOLVING BOUNDARIES WITHIN AN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ENVIRONMENT

A computer system can automatically resolve anomalies within an architectural design by receiving a digital architectural design comprising a first furniture sub-component， a second furniture sub-component， and a third furniture sub-component. The system can then identify one or more joints between the various furniture sub-components. After identifying the joints， the system can include identifying an anomaly at the intersection of the joints. The anomaly can be created when the joints fail to create a proper corner. The system can then automatically resolve the anomaly by changing the type of at least one of the joints within the digital architectural design. A computer system can automatically resolve anomalies within an architectural design by receiving a digital architectural design comprising a first furniture sub-component， a second furniture sub-component， and a third furniture sub-component. The system can then identify one or more joints between the various furniture sub-components. After identifying the joints， the system can include identifying an anomaly at the intersection of the joints. The anomaly can be created when the joints fail to create a proper corner. The system can then automatically resolve the anomaly by changing the type of at least one of the joints within the digital architectural design.