The sheet that closes a site analysis: what the site can build on and what it has to deal with. MapToNap draws land use, main streets, rail and walking radii, and suggests possible new connections where a dead-end street comes close to another one. The other analyses give you the evidence for each arrow.
Land use from OpenStreetMap areas and building uses, main streets and rail, and walking radii at 80 m per minute around the site.
Dead-end streets that come within 15 to 70 m of another street with no building in between, drawn and labelled as suggestions from the network.
In Site to Design, every edge of your plot: the street it faces, noise, sun, the nearest stop and green.
Noise from road class, prevailing wind, slope and drainage, and the shadow of the neighbours.
Sun path, green and water nearby, transit within walking distance, activity centres and lively streets.
The closing sheet uses the same palette as the analyses it summarises, so the board reads as one argument.
Untouched exports from real sites. Free drawings carry a watermark; Pro and Max drawings are marked.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence. The images are MapToNap output.
A site analysis drawing that maps the conditions a project can build on (opportunities) and those it must respect or solve (constraints), such as access, sun, noise, views, slope and neighbouring uses. It usually closes the analysis and leads into the design strategy.
They are related. SWOT lists strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, often in a table; an opportunities and constraints diagram puts the same kind of conditions on the site plan, where they happen.
No. They are suggestions found in the street network, where a dead end comes close to another street with no building in between, and they are labelled as such. Whether a link can be built depends on ownership, levels and planning.
You can try MapToNap free: four 2D drawings (roads, land use, green and water, urban fabric) and one 3D drawing, with a watermark and no sign-up. Without the watermark and with all 68 analyses there are one-time passes: Pro €7.99 or Max €12.99 for 30 days, or a year of Max for €49. Nothing renews automatically.
No installation and no setup. MapToNap runs in the browser on any computer, tablet or phone, iPhone or Android: open maptonap.com/app, type an address and press Generate. 3D drawings and simulations run smoothest on a computer.