See the wind before you build

Our software models the buildings and terrain, mapping where people will be comfortable all year.

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Simulated wind moving between buildings at Höfðatorg in Reykjavík, with the fastest wind in orange

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What it does for your project

A year-round wind comfort map, following industry standards, based on local weather data.

A year-round comfort map of the Höfðatorg site, from places to sit to places that are too windy

Analyze wind from different directions. See how it moves and is affected by nearby buildings.

Wind speed at street level at Höfðatorg with the wind from 120°, from 0 to 5.8 m/s: a fast lane past the tower, calm among the houses

Find the highest wind loads on walls and roofs, key for cladding and structural design.

Wind pressure on the walls and roofs at Höfðatorg with the wind from 150°: pushing on the faces into the wind, suction on the sides and roofs

We automatically fetch terrain and local building geometries. Import your own building models and test different designs.

An imported building model placed among the existing buildings

Sun-hours on the ground, walls and roofs, over the whole year. Useful for optimal solar panel placement.

Hours of direct sun on 21 June at Höfðatorg, seen from above: sunny roofs and open ground, a shaded courtyard among the blocks

Automatically produced in English or Icelandic, tailored to your site and ready to hand a client.

The report for Höfðatorg: a summary with the comfort map, then the wind climate, comfort, wind loads on the facades and sunlight

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