Site logistics, phase by phase, in 3D.
Laydown is the site logistics plan as a working tool: crane reach, hoist locations, gates, staging and laydown areas, drawn on the model and kept for every phase of the job.
Crane and hoist on the model
Place the crane, see its reach, set the hoist. Check pick paths against the building instead of a flat sheet.
Gates, staging and laydown by phase
The site changes as the job does. Keep a plan for foundations, structure, skin and fit-out, and switch between them.
One plan everyone can read
Trades, deliveries and the gate guard all see the same current plan, not last month’s PDF.
Deliveries that fit the plan
Book a delivery and it lands on the gate and the laydown area that exist in that phase.
How Laydown works
Lay out the site
Drop in the crane, the hoist, the gates, the fences and the laydown areas on the model.
Phase it
Copy the plan for the next phase and move what changes. Everything else stays.
Share it
Publish the plan to Daily and to the trades. When it changes, they see the change.
Pull the line tight on your next job.
See Stringline on one of your projects.