What each part of the area is used for, drawn three ways: land use by parcel, every building by its use, and a zoning plan that finds the street blocks and labels each one with its dominant and mixed uses. Ready for the analysis board and editable afterwards.
Residential, commercial, civic, industrial and green land use from OpenStreetMap, with the share of each in the legend.
Every building coloured by its use, with two magnified insets for the areas that matter.
Street blocks found from the street network, numbered, each coloured by its dominant use; mixed uses hatched.
Graded zones with paths and labels, styled as a presentation zoning diagram.
Where each kind of facility clusters, and the centres that form.
From analysis to programme: the bubble diagram tool turns functions and adjacencies into a zoning sketch for your own project.
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 zoning diagram divides an area or a building into zones by function, such as residential, commercial, public or green, to explain how it is organised. In site analysis it shows the functional structure around the site; in design it organises the programme.
No. The drawings show actual land and building uses mapped in OpenStreetMap, not the legal zoning or the master plan of the municipality. Check the local planning documents for what may be built.
It is drawn as unspecified and counted separately in the legend, so the drawing never invents a use. In well-mapped cities most buildings are tagged.
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