Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
OpenFetch turns an address into a layered site file
A browser-based tool for assembling official terrain, buildings, trees, and linework into design-ready files for a selected site in Victoria.
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- Architects and designers preparing site models
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- The default site box is 400 metres; users can resize it, and the page says only layers available for that site are shown.
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Users enter an address, lot and plan, or coordinates; the page says it places a 400-metre site box that can be resized. They choose available layers, preview them in plan and 3D, then export a layered file for Rhino, CAD/BIM applications, or GIS. Downloads are described as carrying source, licence, and date notes; coverage is currently listed as Victoria, with New South Wales marked “coming soon.”
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