What is architectural object in SAP RE-FX - Flexible Real Estate Management?

SAP Term: architectural object

• Component: RE-FX

• Component Name: Flexible Real Estate Management

• Description: A part of a architectural view. Each architectural object must be assigned to an architectural object type for example, room or bui lding. &EXAMPLE& Architectural object type: Building Architectural object: Acme office block Architectural objects can be assigned to objects of the usage view.

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• Key Concepts:
  An architectural object is a type of object in SAP RE-FX Flexible Real Estate Management that is used to represent a physical building or structure. It contains information about the building, such as its size, location, and other characteristics. It also contains information about the tenants and other occupants of the building.
  
  How to use it:
  Architectural objects are used to store and manage information about buildings and structures in SAP RE-FX Flexible Real Estate Management. They can be used to track the occupancy of a building, as well as to store information about the building itself. They can also be used to track the financial performance of a building, such as rental income and expenses.
  
  Tips & Tricks:
  When creating an architectural object in SAP RE-FX Flexible Real Estate Management, it is important to ensure that all relevant information is included. This includes the size of the building, its location, and any other characteristics that may be relevant. Additionally, it is important to ensure that all tenants and occupants of the building are accurately represented in the architectural object.
  
  Related Information:
  SAP RE-FX Flexible Real Estate Management also includes other types of objects, such as contracts and leases. These objects can be used to manage the financial performance of a building, as well as to track tenant occupancy. Additionally, SAP RE-FX Flexible Real Estate Management includes tools for managing maintenance and repairs for buildings and structures.