A site plan is a drawing that depicts the layout and features of a piece of land, showing the location, orientation and dimensions of buildings, structures, and other features on the site. Site plans are an important tool in the design and development of buildings and other structures, as they provide a detailed representation of the land and its features.

Site plans typically show the boundaries of the site, the location and dimensions of buildings and structures, and the location and dimensions of other features such as roads, walkways, utilities, and landscaping. They may also include topographic information, such as the contours and slopes of the land, and they may show the location and dimensions of rights-of-way, easements, and other legal considerations. Site plans can be represent the findings of a specific site analysys.

Site plans can be used to explore the functional, spatial, and environmental aspects of a site, and to study the relationships between different site features and the surrounding context. Site plans can also be used as a means of communication between designers, developers, and other stakeholders, and they can be used to convey ideas and concepts related to the development of a site.




Atienza music hall
the site plan

The intervention integrates the building into its surroundings through comprehensive landscape design. The new access ramps, the trees and the gardens help to enhance the monument in context.

Tangjiatuo planning
the urban mobility study

Urban mobility is based on a road system for vehicular traffic, a network of pedestrian and bicycle paths, a long-distance public transport system and a monorail connecting the different districts.

Pengshui city planning
the urban development plan

Town planning map of Dianshui District. This is an expanding area of the city, a new neighbourhood conceived with a diverse and sustainable urban fabric.

spliced towers
the office facade diagram

The façade of office buildings is made up of a variety of openings that change in size depending on the orientation and incidence of the sun on the towers.

Tangjiatuo planning
the urban districts

The master plan is divided into five districts characterised by the type of urban fabric: consolidated centre, low-density residential area, financial district, urban park and high-density residential area.

Burke house
the site plan

The floor plan shows the position of the original dwelling and the extension. The entrance has generous parking space and there is a pavilion in front of the house with a jacuzzi.

Tangjiatuo planning
the land use plan

The land use map shows the different districts and their urban fabric. It distinguishes residential areas, offices, recreational areas, financial centres, public and commercial buildings, among others.

Pengshui city planning
the building protection study

The strategic urban plan assigns different levels of protection to the buildings in the conservation area depending on their architectural value and use.

Pengshui city planning
the detailed urban mobility study

This detailed urban mobility study aims to establish stairs and lifts to improve pedestrian circulation and regenerate the sloping urban fabric.

spliced towers
the residential facade diagram

The façade of residential buildings is made up of a variety of openings that change in size depending on the incidence of sunlight on the buildings.

Pengshui city planning
The strategic plan for the city centre

The strategic plan for the city centre defines the land uses, special conservation areas and the main infrastructures needed to revitalise the city and clean up the city.

Tangjiatuo planning
the masterplan birdview

The visualisation shows the master plan applied to the topography of the terrain. The colours indicate the land use, which makes it possible to appreciate the relationship between the infrastructure and the slope.

Tangjiatuo planning
the urban fabric study

The comparative study of the different urban fabrics distinguishes five types of morphology: consolidated fabric, low density, urban park, regular compact fabric and high urban density.

Tangjiatuo planning
the detailed northeast view

The eastern part of the master plan has a primarily residential use. The different sectors are connected with large green areas that correspond to the valleys and rivers and serve as urban parks.

spliced towers
the master plan

The building complex comprises a residential area and a set of office towers on a podium for commercial use. The landscape design adopts a fluid, organic language that contrasts with the orthogonal composition of the buildings.

Dehan village
the circulation and land use diagrams

The general layout of the resort is determined by the orography of the land. There is a primary road system that allows vehicle access, through which pedestrian access is then provided to the different groups of homes within the triangular gardens.

Tangjiatuo planning
the southwest detailed birdview

The western part of the master plan is bordering the consolidated urban fabric near the river. At the top of the hills a business centre is proposed, connected to the residential area by a bridge across the green belt of the valley.