TerraKit — Site Studio

Where is your site?

Search an address or place, paste coordinates, or click anywhere on the map.

Frame the area

Pick the sheet and scale you will print at — the frame becomes exactly the area that fits. Drag it to move, use the round handle to rotate.

Sheet

Scale

—area covered

—ground area

Rotation 0°

Custom size

Width (m) Height (m)

Custom sizes are fitted onto the sheet at the nearest exact scale.

Site data

Real, measured and mapped data only — each layer shows where it comes from and how reliable it is here.

Settings

Terrain grid Height used when a building has none recorded 9 m Terrain smoothing 1.0 cells

Sections

Two sections cross the site automatically. Add your own by clicking two points on the map — lines snap to the frame axes (hold Shift for free angles).

Look behind the cut up to 300 m

Drawings & files

Choose what you need. Every sheet is true to scale on your chosen paper.

Title block

Project Name / studio

Physical model

Model scale Board thickness (mm)

Sheet W (mm) Sheet H (mm)

How TerraKit works

Site — search or click the map.
Frame — choose sheet + scale; rotate the frame to the street grid. Right-drag (or two-finger twist) rotates the map, Ctrl-drag tilts it.
Data — terrain, buildings (Overture Maps + OpenStreetMap), streets, water, land use, trees and climate are fetched live. Each card shows the source and how reliable it is.
Sections — A–A′ and B–B′ are added for you; draw more on the map and watch the profile update.
Drawings — true-scale PDF/SVG sheets, CAD files, 3D models and laser-cut layers.

Nothing is invented: when a building has no recorded height the drawings mark it, and missing data is reported, not filled in.