Extracting Building Footprints for Architects under 10 minutes!!

In this tutorial, learn how to extract building footprints using Google Open Buildings and import them into GIS software. Useful for places like India where the buildings aren't in Open Street Maps. Perfect for architecture students and professionals looking to enhance their site analysis, urban design, or thesis projects! These buildings can also be used to make 3D models of the site. 🌍🏛️
🛠️ What You’ll Learn:
1️⃣ Accessing Google Open Buildings
2️⃣ Downloading building footprint data
3️⃣ Importing data into GIS software (GeoJSON/Shapefiles)
📥 Helpful Links:
Google Open Buildings: sites.research...
QGIS Software (Free GIS Tool): qgis.org/
Link to the code used in the video: drive.google.c...
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[@teodoracosma-volintiru1171]

There is no video given in the description explaining how you got the shapefiles for Udupi. How do i get the shapefiles for another city? Thanks.

[@buildxcon]

Hey, sorry for the mistake will be updating the description with the video and let you know.

[@buildxcon]

Hey sorry for the late reply, please refer to the latest video th-cam.com/video/JeiYIwODx7A/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

[@phamngocquang1437]

The results are of very poor accuracy and are for reference only.

[@buildxcon]

Hello, this can be exported into different formats like .dwg to be worked on and also as illustrator files. I'll be doing a tutorial on that as well. Stay tuned!!