TemplateMedium riskVersion 1.0.0

Site + Climate Opportunity Map

Turn climate and context evidence into a traceable site-opportunity map brief and diagram system.

Studio Fieldwork · archiPrompt StudioPublished Jul 20, 2026Updated Jul 20, 2026

Who it is for

Architecture · Landscape · Urban design

Concept site analysis

What it produces

A layered diagram brief connecting site evidence to design implications, confidence, and source captions.

AI diagram template + XLSX evidence matrix + Markdown brief

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • QGIS
  • Adobe Illustrator

Compatibility tested May 2026

What you provide

  • Site base map · required
    PDF, SVG, GIS export
  • Climate and context sources · required
    CSV, PDF, URLs
  • Project priorities · required
    Text brief

Review boundary

Architect, landscape architect, or environmental consultant validates data interpretation and diagram claims.

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Input → method → output

The public process and a redacted example are visible before purchase.

How to install

Purchase the Prompt, add its file to ChatGPT, enter your project-specific instruction, and review the result in Adobe Illustrator.

Purchase the Prompt, add its file to ChatGPT, enter a sample instruction, and review the generated Adobe Illustrator deliverable.

SAMPLE INPUT

Site base map + Climate and context sources + Project priorities

PROCESS PREVIEW

4 controlled steps with quality checks

EXPECTED OUTPUT

AI diagram template + XLSX evidence matrix + Markdown brief

Redacted output preview

Site + climate opportunity map

River edge housing · Site strategy

Evidence layers
9
Opportunities
6
Constraints
4

Seasonal wind

Winter exposure suggests a sheltered shared court; confirm with project-specific wind analysis.

Public realm

Desire-line evidence supports a diagonal pedestrian connection between transit and the river path.

9 evidence layers · 6 design implications · 2 low-confidence claims

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What it does

A diagram-planning bundle for translating environmental and context evidence into a focused site opportunity map. It connects each proposed diagram layer to a source, design implication, confidence, and caption rather than producing decorative analysis.

A layered diagram brief connecting site evidence to design implications, confidence, and source captions.

Designed for

  • Concept site analysis
  • Competition diagrams
  • Client workshop material
  • Environmental consultant briefing

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Included files + delivery

README.mdMarkdownSetup, use, and professional boundary
WORKFLOW.mdMarkdownPrimary workflow entry point
variables.jsonJSONInputs and output configuration
sample-input.mdMarkdownRepresentative input structure
sample-output.mdMarkdownRepresentative output structure
manifest.jsonJSONPackage contract and permissions
qa-report.jsonJSONValidation and review record

Delivered as a versioned ZIP package. After verified payment, the exact purchased version is available through the buyer's private Library.

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Prompt steps

  1. 01

    Frame the site question

    Choose the decisions the analysis must inform and the evidence required.

  2. 02

    Register sources

    Record geography, date, authority, resolution, and limitations for each dataset.

  3. 03

    Translate evidence

    Separate observed conditions from design opportunities and constraints.

  4. 04

    Build the diagram brief

    Specify layers, hierarchy, captions, confidence, and required professional follow-up.

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Limitations + professional safety

Medium risk · human review required

Architect, landscape architect, or environmental consultant validates data interpretation and diagram claims.

Jurisdiction: Data sources and jurisdiction supplied by buyer

Known limitations

  • Does not perform validated environmental simulation
  • Diagram claims are only as current as supplied data
  • Requires source attribution on published diagrams

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Security + quality

Declared permissions

  • No shell execution
  • No background network access
  • User selects and uploads every source file

Completion checks

  • Each diagram layer cites a source
  • Evidence and design implication are separate
  • Low-confidence claims are visible
Package structure reviewedVersion 1.0.0Tested May 2026

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Install + use

01

Download

Receive the immutable versioned ZIP package.

02

Read

Open SKILL.md or the named Prompt entry point.

03

Prepare

Collect required inputs and remove sensitive data.

04

Run + review

Execute in a tested tool, then complete human review.

08

Reviews + trust

No public reviews yet

Synthetic ratings and review counts are not displayed.

Verified purchase requiredVersion-specificCreator response supported

Public reviews are withheld until the marketplace can verify purchase entitlement and support a trustworthy, version-specific review process.

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Creator

Fictional portrait representing Studio Fieldwork

Studio Fieldwork

archiPrompt Studio

Architectural research practice · 12 years · London, UK

Architect-led research practice focused on early due diligence, planning evidence, and site decision records.

A first-party specialization account operated and approved by archiPrompt.

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FAQ + support + changelog

Does it generate GIS drawings?

It creates a traceable diagram brief and evidence matrix; mapping remains in your GIS or graphics tool.

Can it combine climate and planning data?

Yes, if those files are supplied with source and date. The workflow marks assumptions and stale data.

Support

Email support for setup and documented compatibility issues

Latest changelog

v1.0 initial beta catalogue release.

Updated Jul 20, 2026
Data sources and jurisdiction supplied by buyer

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