Select a site on the map and get urban massing and terrain ready — place your project in real context instead of modeling by hand.
Requires: SketchUp 2025+ · Windows
No map account, no API key, no per-request fee.
Click on the map, or type the site latitude / longitude.
300–500 m is usually enough for one building. Expand later if needed.
The plugin fetches data and builds layered massing.
Layer names ready to toggle for presentations — not one fused blob.
Map-based massing; height from recorded storeys when available.
Major and minor axes, sidewalks and curbs as separate types.
Parks, residential, commercial — classified from source data.
Real elevation for slopes, or flat ground when you do not need it.
Real basemap with selectable resolution to control file weight.
Lat/long on the model so sun shadows match the site.
The same site can be rough massing for a camera view, or detailed for documentation.
Dense city cores are usually complete; suburbs may lack buildings or heights. The plugin builds what the map has — it does not invent.
If storeys are not recorded, the plugin estimates. Verify when you need drawing accuracy.
Start at 300–500 m. Multi-kilometre areas are slow and bog SketchUp down.
Data from OpenStreetMap (ODbL) — include “© OpenStreetMap contributors” when you publish images.
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