Does this require my own dataset?
No. The current mode is designed to generate the visual analysis directly from the selected urban context.
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Urban data visualization
Urban data visualisation for architecture site analysis
Urban Data Layers add a data-art visual language to architectural site analysis. Generate node-based station maps or grid heat layers directly from the selected urban context, with dark basemaps, high-contrast markers and summary statistics.
Node modeGrid heat modeOne-click analysis
What it helps you do
A faster architecture diagram workflow
Node distribution maps
Use layered circles and point sizes to express spatial intensity, clustering and station-style urban patterns.
Grid heat layers
Divide the context into cells and map intensity through colour and transparency for a fast density reading.
Automatic visual analysis
The goal is not manual plotting. Select the site and generate a visually coherent urban-data graphic directly.
How it works
From input to editable output in three steps
Select an urban area
Choose the same site used for the rest of the architecture analysis.
Pick a data style
Use Nodes / Stations for point distribution or Grid / Heat for cell-based intensity.
Generate and export
Regenerate variations, choose a colour treatment and export the diagram with the rest of the analysis set.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you start
Is it meant to be a scientific mobility model?
The feature is primarily an architectural visual-analysis layer rather than a claim of survey-grade transport statistics.
Can I change the style?
Yes. The integrated analysis cards provide colour and randomisation controls.
Can it be exported with the other site analyses?
Yes. It is integrated into the Site Analysis workflow rather than being a separate standalone tool.
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