Read the site
Trace circulation, views, grades, edges, and the conditions that shape the design response.
Landscape architecture
Keep design grounded in the site.
Capture site conditions, circulation, materials, and field observations in a map your design and construction teams can share.
The field workflow
Connect the design conversation to the ground.
Carry observations from site walks into planning, stakeholder conversations, documentation, and construction follow-through.
Place observations
Mark constraints, opportunities, utilities, materials, access, and stakeholder priorities.
Document context
Bring photos and concise field notes into the same spatial record as the route.
Share the site story
Give clients, consultants, and builders a clear map of what the design is responding to.
Who it helps
For design teams working across scales.
Use one lightweight field record from early site analysis through construction observation and future stewardship.
Landscape architecture studios
Urban design teams
Campus planners
Public realm projects
Residential design firms
Park planning teams
Civil consultants
Design-build practices
Let the site stay in the conversation.
Capture the field context behind each decision and make it easier for the whole project team to see the same place.