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See it work on any address.

Type an address. It reads the site, checks the zoning, models a massing option, draws the set and lays out the board, the way it would for a brief in your studio.

The model is real map data for a lot in Manhattan. Type an address and the whole story below runs on your site instead.

An example brief

Monday, 9:04. One message from a principal.

To Pyramid

“There's a library competition for the lot on 9th Avenue. Check what zoning allows, give me a massing option and boards I can show the client on Friday.”

Step 1 of 5

It builds the site model.

Step 2 of 5

It checks what zoning allows.

Step 3 of 5

It sketches a massing option.

Step 4 of 5

It draws the plans.

Step 5 of 5

It renders and lays out the boards.

Friday

The model becomes a photograph.

The board for Friday

Drawn for 9th Avenue. Drag across the view to compare the model with the photograph made from it.

The 3D model of the scheme in its street
The same view as a photograph

Model

Photograph

The drawing set

Drawn from the same model: site plan, a plan of every level, elevations, a section, the code analysis and an outline specification.

    Checked before issue

    Each sheet is checked against the zoning, the code and the other sheets before anyone sees it.

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