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One project.
Three design variants. Where are the differences, and why?

Variants Map
Making design variants visually comparable.
Variants on the same map, switchable — no more laying drawings side by side.
The Variants Map shows all design variants on the same map, switchable per variant. Switching between A and B immediately reveals what changes — at the same location, at the same scale, without having to remember anything. The rationale — trade-offs, constraints, starting points — is embedded as a layer in the map itself, not as an appendix. Whoever wants to know why variant C makes a bend here finds the answer at the spot where the question arises.
Comparability
Differences immediately visible by location, without remembering.
Accessibility
No need to read drawings; switching is enough.
Substantiation
Trade-offs as a layer in the map, not beside it.
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