Floors with a staircase, a roof, a fenced yard and everything that goes on a plot, from a pool to vegetable beds. Plus a facade and a real map location.
A house is planned differently from a flat. You need to know where the stairs go, what the roof looks like and what is outside the kitchen window. In Uyut3D a house is built in the same editor as a flat. Floors stack on top of what you drew, the yard becomes a fenced plot, and real neighbouring buildings can be placed around it by address.
Draw rooms corner by corner, or describe the house to the assistant; it builds one- and two-storey houses.
"+ Floor" copies the top floor's outline as a starting point and adds a staircase.
A room of type "Yard" has no walls; a fence runs along its outer edge.
Pick a roof shape, dress the facade and place the house on the map if you like.
A new floor repeats the outline of the top one, so upper walls start right above lower walls. Furniture and openings are not copied. You can add several floors at once, up to 99, and undo the whole insert with one Ctrl+Z. The staircase arrives with the floor, and a stairwell is cut in the slab.
Once the project has a yard, the finishes tab gets a Roof block with three shapes. Gable and hip roofs sit on the top floor by themselves; a flat roof leaves the house open from above in the editor, so you see the furniture like a plan. Wall cutaway makes a pitched roof transparent, and visitors of the tour get their own Roof button to lift it off.
Yards are rooms without walls, with a fence along its outer edge and the same catalogue inside: pool, barbecue, gazebo, fire pit, hammock, swing, trampoline, vegetable beds, garden arch, garage with a car and garden lights. Plan the space early. The 4.5 x 2.8 m pool with a 1 m walkway takes 6.5 x 4.8 m, about 31 m2, and with a 3 x 3 m gazebo and a 3.6 x 5.6 m garage that is 60 m2, a fifth of a 15 x 20 m plot before the house and driveway.
"Building exterior" dresses the house along the room outline: cladding, recessed windows, a porch at the front door and facade lighting, with eight themes from clinker to loft and editable settings. The "Site" tab draws paths, driveways, parking, lawns, playgrounds and hedges, and "Landscape automatically" sketches a first layout.
"Location on the map" places the house by address or a Yandex Maps link. Buildings, roads and water from OpenStreetMap appear around it, the sun follows its real position for the chosen month, and neighbours' shadows fall on the ground, so you can see whether they shade your plot.
Check the stairs, roof and yard before ordering drawings from an architect.
Show the client the house inside and out with one tour link.
Lay out a place to relax, vegetable beds and a driveway with parking on your own land.
A ready two-storey house with a garden is in the plan catalogue; open it and make it your own.Open the catalogue
Draw the rooms or describe the house to the assistant; floors and the yard come next.
Upload a scanned plan, a phone photo or a listing screenshot. Walls, doors and windows are recognised automatically, and you can adjust them with the mouse.
Type "two-bedroom flat, 55 m2, bedroom by the window" and the assistant builds the layout, furnishes the rooms and picks the finishes.
A bay window, a rounded corner, a semicircular niche. Drag the diamond by the middle of a wall and it bends into an arc, with area and estimate following it.
