Create a space
Creates one level or space unit in a building.
category as Level to create a top-level space, or as SpaceUnit with a parentSpaceId to create a space inside a level. A space unit without a parentSpaceId fails with 400.buildingId as the path. The response is 200, not 201, and holds the new space. To create several levels or space units in one call, use Create levels or Create space units.Authorizations
Paste an access token from Create an access token. Tokens expire, so request a new one if you receive 401.
Body
Name of the space. Required.
\SLevel creates a top-level space. SpaceUnit creates a space inside a level and needs parentSpaceId. Required.
\SIdentifier of the building. Use the same building as in the path. Required.
\SDescription of the space.
Name shown in KODE OS.
Identifier of the level or space this space belongs to. Required for a SpaceUnit.
One of active, inactive, under_maintenance, under_construction, decommissioned, or excluded.
Usage of a space unit, for example work_spaces.
Type of a space unit, for example office. The type must belong to the usage.
Whether the space can be let to a tenant. Setting it to true also sets leasable to true.
Whether the space can be leased.
Whether the space is shared.
Whether the space can be booked.
Workpoint of a space unit. One of primary, alternative, or none.
Number of assignments the space can hold.
Seating model of the space.
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Capacity of the space.
Number of seats.
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Number of people in the space.
Whether the space is allocated.
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Measurement with a value and a unit symbol, for example m².
Your own identifier for the space.
Response
The created space.
Space identifier.
Date and time in UTC, with a numeric offset and no colon, for example 2026-10-28T13:51:31+0000.
"2026-10-28T13:51:31+0000"
Date and time in UTC, with a numeric offset and no colon, for example 2026-10-28T13:51:31+0000.
"2026-10-28T13:51:31+0000"
Level, SpaceUnit, or Zone.
The level or space this space belongs to.
Zones the space is in.
The building of the space.
Number of devices in the space.
Operational status of the space.

