House, land, systems, shelter, pool, estimates, and review live in one editable concept. Move a wall and the site, the utilities, and the numbers move with it — so you learn what a decision costs while it is still a drawing.
Turn the house around, reveal its framing and systems, then step into a room. Explore the editable model alongside photorealistic Eichler-inspired design studies.
This sends a real setup request. It does not create charges, and it does not open an account on its own — the shot list, manager access and pilot details get confirmed with you first.
Concept visualization—not construction geometry. Conceptual planning only. Fieldscape does not produce survey, engineering, permit, bid, or construction documentation, and does not replace licensed professionals.
A working demo of the project Modern Atrium 4K. Switch views and select objects — nothing here is saved.
Select the parcel, house, driveway, pool, or shelter.
Pick a Fieldscape template or begin with nothing but a parcel image.
Calibrate the image, trace the boundary, set setbacks, drop spot elevations and runoff intent.
Plan, massing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, solar, battery and shelter in one model.
Findings by discipline, with the unpriced work and unsafe assumptions named plainly.
Concept JSON, blueprint set, PDF, PNG, estimate CSV, or a read-only client link.
Walls, openings, levels and massing stay editable — not a rendering you have to redo.
Calibrated parcel imagery, boundary, setbacks, spot elevations and runoff intent.
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, solar, battery and smart-home layers over the same plan.
Priced lines, open lines, labor basis and exclusions, kept visibly separate.
Named revisions, restore points, comparison, and autosave recovery.
Install it, work with no signal, and queue changes until you reconnect.
Professional and jurisdiction decisions stay as holds. There is no “approved” badge.
The assistant can read the model and propose edits, but every proposal arrives as a diff with Apply and Reject. No silent mutation, and every answer says where it came from.
Open the editor, import a concept you already have, or walk the demo project first.
