Site plan sheet
A titled, scaled PDF with north arrow, legend and source note. Set to a real drawing scale, not "fit to page".
PDFFor students and design professionals
Every layer for any US address, assembled and dated. Choose what belongs in your drawing, take it out to CAD or Rhino, and spend the afternoon on the work that's actually yours.
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What you can do
Pull a titled sheet for a crit, a clean figure ground for a board, a CAD package that matches the office standard, or a Rhino model to build on. Not a general purpose GIS with a hundred buttons: four deliverables that match what a site analysis actually needs, each one already set up so you are not choosing a DPI before you have seen anything.
A titled, scaled PDF with north arrow, legend and source note. Set to a real drawing scale, not "fit to page".
PDFFootprints solid on white. The Nolli drawing, clean enough to drop straight onto a board without redrawing it.
PNG · SVGLayered DXF, organised by discipline: parcels, buildings, roads, contours, so it arrives in AutoCAD already sorted.
DXFTerrain and extruded massing as real geometry on named layers, in declared units. Model on top of it, don't rebuild it.
3DMWhere it comes from
Every layer carries its origin and the date it was pulled. Nothing here is modelled, weighted or scored. If a number appears on your screen, it was counted, and you can say where it came from in a review.
Questions
No. Search a town, draw the area you care about, and export. The curation and the export presets are the GIS knowledge, already done, so you don't have to bring it.
The whole US, on request. The live count above is what's built out in depth right now; if your town isn't in it, create a free account and request it from inside the app and we'll add it.
A titled PDF site plan sheet, a figure-ground image (PNG or SVG),
a layered DXF for CAD, and a Rhino .3dm site model
with real terrain and massing geometry. See "What you can do"
above.
Looking around costs nothing and never needs a card. An account is only required to pull a file out. See our Pricing page for where that stands today.
No. Built for design professionals as much as students: studios and practices of any size use the same tool. Read why we built it if you're curious where that started.
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