What is an architecture site analysis diagram?
It is a visual study of the physical and urban conditions around a design site, such as movement, land use, green space, sun, wind and context.
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Architecture site analysis generator
Architecture site analysis diagrams, generated in minutes
Select a site and MapToNap turns live urban context into a coordinated set of architecture site analysis diagrams. Use it for early design, studio boards, competitions and portfolio work, then edit the result instead of tracing everything manually.
Map-based30 analysis typesEditable exports
What it helps you do
A faster architecture diagram workflow
Context without manual tracing
Generate roads, movement, functional areas, green and water, city context, nodes, sun and wind from a selected site.
New mapping and urban data layers
Create context mapping boards, station-style node visualisations and grid heat layers directly inside Site Analysis.
Consistent graphic language
Use coordinated themes across multiple analysis diagrams so a project reads as one architectural set.
How it works
From input to editable output in three steps
Select the site
Search an address or click the map, then choose a useful analysis radius.
Choose analysis types
Turn on the diagrams you need instead of rebuilding each one from scratch.
Generate and refine
Create the set, adjust style and colour, then export individual diagrams or combined outputs.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you start
Can I choose only some analyses?
Yes. The analysis types are selectable, so you can generate only the diagrams relevant to the project.
Can I upload a map or image?
For context mapping workflows, MapToNap can also use an uploaded image as a source.
Are the diagrams AI-generated images?
No. They are generated from map data, analysis rules and editable graphic geometry.
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