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Read the land, design the options, decide by the numbers

ARKITAC

All the data is public.Gathering it just takes days.

Terrain, ecology, land use, regulation and buildings for one area are scattered across the data of many agencies. ARKITAC gathers them lot by lot and organizes them in one pass.

Private beta

It divides the land, lays roads, raises buildingsand draws the rendering

The areas and volumes from the site analysis are placed on the actual site. The same input gives the same result, and areas, floor area and household counts are checked automatically against the planned figures.

Example of a development concept rendering made by ARKITAC
  1. 3D view of land use assignment
    01

    Divide the land

    Areas to preserve are set aside first. The rest is split into blocks and assigned uses such as housing, commercial, parks and schools.

  2. Automatically generated road network options
    02

    Lay roads

    A road network is generated along existing roads and terrain, and several road options are offered together.

  3. Building masses raised on the terrain
    03

    Raise buildings

    Buildings are placed to match coverage, floor area ratio and height, and raised in 3D on the terrain.

  4. Bird’s-eye rendering
    04

    Rendering

    The 3D scene is rendered and finished as a bird’s-eye view that includes the surrounding terrain and buildings.

You can edit it

In the studio you adjust roads, land uses, heights and planned ground levels by hand. Automatic layout is a starting point for the concept.

Export as drawings

Download DXF for CAD, GeoJSON, images and 3D files to carry into the next step.

The pictures are examples to show the feature and are not an actual development plan. Exterior textures in the rendering are AI-generated.

Screens

ARKITAC first screen
ARKITAC how-it-works screen

What it analyzes

Terrain

Elevation and slope distribution

Ecology and environment

Ecological map and environmental assessment grades

Land use

Land category and ownership

Land use regulation

Zoning and overlap with designated areas

Buildings

Use, structure and age

Urban and housing conditions

Redevelopment indicators such as dwelling density and road access

Designation requirements

Whether urban development, industrial complex and redevelopment requirements are met

Estimated project cost

Estimates by item, such as compensation and construction

Results are produced automatically from public data and do not replace legal judgment or appraisal.