siteplan

noun
UK /ˈsaɪt.plæn/
US /ˈsaɪt.plæn/

A drawing that shows where buildings and other things will go on a piece of land.

The builder looked at the siteplan to see where the new house would stand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A map showing the arrangement of buildings and features in a particular area.

The school's siteplan shows the playground, parking lot, and main building.

3. A document used by planners and architects to describe how a plot of land will be used.

The city approved the siteplan for the new shopping center.

4. A diagram of a construction site showing where equipment and materials will be placed.

Workers checked the siteplan before moving the crane.