Understand the land.
Explore the possibilities.
A connected workspace for capacity, parking, and open space.
Find the useful height.
Every square foot accounted for.
Land acquisition
What gross acreage would this building area need with surface parking?
Uses this scenario’s land deductions, surface-parking assumptions, and fixed loading area.Height alternatives
| Floors | Building sq ft | Footprint sq ft | Parking spaces* | Garage levels* | FAR** | Gain over prior |
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* Fractional spaces and garage levels are theoretical requirements. ** FAR uses buildable land area. Select a row to analyze that height.
Site character
Intensity and massing indexes are dot-separated descriptors, not calculated scores or rankings.
Saved scenarios
Snapshots preserve the inputs and model versions used. Save the project to store these scenarios in the central database.
A library that grows chapter by chapter.
Land Development Calculations: Interactive Tools and Techniques for Site Planning, Analysis, and Design · Walter Martin Hosack · McGraw-Hill · Second Edition, 2010.
Original implementations of the relationships discussed in Chapter 1. Capacity equations are reconstructed from the area relationships and checked against the printed examples. Later chapter models remain planned until their equations and examples are reviewed.
Next chapters
One change. Every dependent model updates.
Each step has defined inputs, outputs, units, a version, and a source. The connections below are running in this scenario.
Result handoff record
The project export includes this record so future analyses can trace their upstream assumptions.
Server projects
Private to your signed-in account. Open from any device.
Revision history
Every server save creates a revision. Restore loads a historical copy; save it to create a new revision.