Masterplan and site plan rendering
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Masterplan and site plan rendering
Masterplan AI turns a site plan, a CAD layout or a flat massing diagram into a photorealistic aerial visualisation. Roads, blocks, greenery, water and context appear — while your plan's actual layout and proportions are preserved.
Masterplans are the hardest thing to sell, because clients and committees struggle to read them. An aerial render of the same plan closes that gap in a single image.
How it works
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Upload the plan
A site plan, CAD export, massing diagram or aerial viewport capture.
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Describe the context
Density, greenery, roads, water, time of day, region — set the world your plan sits in.
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Get the aerial
A photorealistic masterplan visualisation of your actual layout, ready for a board or a submission.
Who it's for
- —Planning submissions and committee presentations
- —Developer pitches for large sites
- —Competition boards that need an aerial hero image
- —Urban design studies with several layout options
Frequently asked
Does it keep my site layout?+
Yes. Road structure, block layout and proportions are preserved. Materials, greenery, context and lighting are added on top.
What input works best?+
A clean plan with clear line work, or an aerial viewport capture from your 3D model. Cluttered CAD drawings with heavy annotation give weaker results — export a clean version first.
What is Imagine AI rendering?+
Imagine is Archome’s text-to-render engine for architecture: describe a building or interior in plain words and get a photorealistic architectural render in about 30 seconds - no photo, no model, no CAD file needed.
How is Imagine different from Midjourney for architecture?+
Imagine is tuned for architectural output and sits inside a full workflow: the render can go straight to upscaling, video, 3D export or material identification. General image tools stop at the picture.
Can it render large sites?+
Yes — from a single block to a full district. Say the scale in your prompt so the level of detail matches ("aerial view of a 20-hectare mixed-use district").