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Site Plan Gallery

The Site Plan Gallery

Concept site plans drawn by Site Plan AI for real lots across the United States, each one presented the way a designer presents a drawing: what the land asked for, where everything went, and why. Browse by place or by what people are building, then draw your own.

What a plan looks like

A concept plan drawn by Site Plan AI on an open parcel .
Summer aerial of an open crop field on Piney Grove Wilbon Road near Holly Springs, North Carolina, beside a neighborhood of large-lot homes.
No plans are published here yet. Above is the kind of plan Site Plan AI draws, on a real 12 acre parcel near Holly Springs, North Carolina. Type your address to draw yours.

Rendered as photographs

  • Aerial render of a home on a long lawn with a new pool beside the house, a walk to a small outbuilding at the back, and three trees.
    Pool and outbuilding on an existing lot Early summer, charcoal shingle
  • Aerial render of a new home with a clay tile roof near the street, its driveway meeting the road, and two trees at the back of the lot.
    New home on a vacant lot Late spring, clay tile
  • Aerial render of five apartment buildings with metal roofs around parking courts, a stormwater pond and a pool, inside a planted buffer.
    Garden apartments Midsummer, standing-seam metal
  • Aerial render of three office buildings with slate roofs between two parking fields, a stormwater pond, and a planted buffer at the property line.
    Business park Overcast, slate

Rendered by Site Plan AI from concept plans; the apartments and business park are drawn on example parcels. Only the area inside each property line is rendered: nothing is added that the plan does not show, and the surroundings are the unaltered aerial photograph. Imagery: URI Environmental Data Center, RIGIS, 2019 aerials (CC BY 4.0); USGS NAIP.

Questions people ask

No. Each is a concept site plan drawn to scale from the lot's shape with Site Plan AI. Use one to decide what you want, then take it to a designer or the permit desk in your city.