RenoLayout: Unified Floorplan Renovation and Furniture Layout for Constraint-Aware Residential Design
Read the original on arXiv Computation and Language →RenoLayout is a new framework that unifies floorplan renovation and furniture layout for residential design. It takes an existing residential layout and a set of design points, then generates a Geometry-as-Code program that preserves immutable structural elements while optimizing furniture placement under design objectives and physical constraints. The authors also introduce a Design Map with 123 fine‑grained design points, a Difference‑Grounded Design‑Point Annotation method, and a three‑stage training pipeline (CPT–SFT–RL) to improve spatial reasoning, instruction following, and constraint compliance. Additionally, they present the RenoLayout Benchmark, a collection of 200 real‑world before‑after renovation cases with complete furniture layouts, marking the first benchmark for unified residential design.
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