Concept masterplans for any site
OSMosis takes a site from its outline, or your own DXF site plan, to a concept masterplan in eight steps: it reads the site and its surroundings, sets the planning limits, proposes zoning options, draws up to 19 concept structures to compare, checks each against the brief and the place's planning standards, and gives a render, drawings and an A4 report.
The eight steps
- Site data: outline the site on the model, or import your CAD site plan (DXF) and place it.
- Site intelligence and planning limits: what the surroundings say, and the limits read for the site, which you can adjust.
- Development programme and zoning options: two or three land budgets scored against the place's own aims.
- Generative design: structures such as a master community, a high-rise downtown, Central park or Even grid, or all 19 side by side.
- Performance, optimisation and the final masterplan: figures, checks, ratios tuned to the brief, a render, drawings and an A4 report.
Questions
Is there an online masterplan generator?
Yes. OSMosis Site plan draws concept masterplans for any site, with up to 19 structures to compare, checks against the brief and the place's planning standards, and an A4 report.
Can I start a masterplan from my CAD site plan?
Yes. Import a DXF in OSMosis, move and turn it into place, and use its boundary.
Are the plans ready for approval?
No. OSMosis masterplans are concepts for early decisions and comparisons; check them against local regulations and surveys before relying on them.
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