Upload a photo of the empty plot, give us what the local zoning plan says, and you will see a house on it that could actually stand there — not just any pretty house from a catalogue.
The ground, the fence, neighbouring buildings, trees, the horizon and the light stay exactly as they are in your photo. The house is placed into that spot rather than moved somewhere else.
A local zoning plan is local law and settles the things that determine the shape of a house. These are exactly the parameters we ask about — and the names you will find them under in the resolution.
| Parameter | What the plan calls it | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Roof shape | „geometria dachu" | |
| Roof pitch | „pitch of the roof slopes" | |
| Liczba kondygnacji | „liczba kondygnacji nadziemnych" | |
| Building height | „maximum building height" | |
| Ridge orientation | „orientation of the main ridge" | |
| Kolorystyka | „kolorystyka pokrycia dachu i elewacji" |
It is issued by the municipal office and is often downloadable from the municipal geoportal. In the document, find the section for your plot's symbol — for example MN for detached housing.
Local zoning plans cover roughly one third of Poland. Every other plot is governed by a planning decision — which carries the same parameters: roof geometry, height and number of storeys.
Fill in only what you know. The more you give us, the closer the visualisation will be to what you are actually allowed to build — but it will render without the full set.
The visualisation is produced inside the limits you give — roof shape and pitch,number of storeys, ridge height, ridge orientation and colours. It is anindicative visualisation: not an architectural design, not a confirmation ofcompliance with the plan. Always confirm the details in the plan extract or in the planning decision.
From the extract from the local zoning plan, issued bythe municipal office — often available in the municipal geoportal too. In the document, find the sectionfor your plot's symbol, for example MN for detached housing.
Local zoning plans cover roughly one third of Poland. Every otherplot is governed by a planning decision, and that is where you will findthe same parameters: roof geometry, height and number of storeys.
No. Fill in what you know — we will pick the rest. The more you give us, the closerthe visualisation will be to what you are actually allowed to build on your plot.
No. The ground, the fence, neighbouring buildings, trees, the horizon, the time of day and the lightstay as they are in your photo. The house is placed into that spot rather thanprzenoszony w inne.