Checking plans against the place's own planning standards
OSMosis scores each concept masterplan against the place's own published planning standards where it has them, such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi, London and the Indian states of Gujarat and Maharashtra, and against general standards elsewhere: open space per resident, schools, mosques or other places of worship, fire access and more, each with its source.
What you get
- A scorecard for each plan against the site's targets and the place's standards, with the document each rule comes from.
- Plot test: enter the FSI, ground coverage and setbacks that apply and see the building those rules allow, with options to compare.
- Station-area figures where a place publishes them, such as the Dubai TOD Manual's indicative minimums.
- A clear statement that it is a check for early decisions, not an approval.
Questions
Can software check a masterplan against Dubai planning standards?
OSMosis scores concept masterplans against Dubai's published planning standards, with their sources, as an early check. It is not an approval; confirm against the authority's current regulations.
Which places' standards does OSMosis read?
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, London and the Indian states of Gujarat and Maharashtra among others, and general standards where a place has none loaded, each with its source.
Can I test what a plot's FSI and setbacks allow?
Yes. OSMosis Plot test shows the building the FSI, coverage and setbacks you enter allow; it tests the rules you enter, it is not a compliance check.
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