Brochure as PDF: one click from the project

What it gives you

• Texts without invented numbers

  Introduction and key facts are drafted from the plan as read and from your settings: storeys, outer dimensions, room names, roof, facade, outdoor areas. You correct wording, not facts.

• Ready for the print shop

  The print version is A4 with 3 mm bleed, a 5 mm slug and crop marks. Backgrounds and pictures run into the bleed.

• Eight languages from the same facts

  German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and Polish. A language you tick gets its draft at once.

• Your office on every page

  Set logo, two colours and type style once. With white label only your office appears in the brochure; otherwise it carries one line naming VEDUTUM.

How it works

1. 01Prepare the projectHave the floor plan of each storey read and check it, choose the look, create pictures. The brochure uses what is in the project.
2. 02Click “Exposé as PDF”In the “Brochure” panel the button creates the brochure with drafted texts if there is none yet, and opens the PDF in a new tab.
3. 03Adjust texts and layoutChange title, subtitle, introduction, key facts and contact per language, pick the cover picture, choose one of three templates, move or hide blocks.
4. 04Choose languages and surroundingsTick the languages and the categories for “Location and surroundings”: schools, shopping, doctors, public transport, green space and sport, sights, restaurants.
5. 05Share or printThe link shows the brochure as a page without an account, with the PDF beside it. For the print shop, download the print PDF. You can take the link down at any time.

What the brochure contains

Eight blocks in the order you set: introduction and key facts, highlights, floor plans, areas, exterior views, interiors, location and surroundings, contact. Contact always comes last; every other block can be hidden. The software draws the floor plan of each storey from the geometry it read; the pictures come from the project.

The location page names the nearest named places per category with their straight-line distance, from OpenStreetMap. Once the surroundings are loaded, a site plan is added as a drawing: neighbouring buildings, roads, green areas, north arrow and scale bar, without map tiles. The contact page carries a QR code; it leads to the share page if there is one, otherwise to the brochure.

Areas are an estimate

The area block lists the rooms of each storey with their floor area, the total, the outdoor areas and the area inside the outline. It is computed from the plan as read, on a 10 cm grid: the floor the walls enclose around the room name. An open space with two names, such as living and dining, counts once. If the outline does not close, no area inside the outline is given.

Every figure is labelled as an estimate. Measuring rules such as ÖNORM B 1800, WoFlV, DIN 277 or RICS IPMS are not applied: no deductions for wall finishes, no rules for sloped ceilings, no balcony factors. The approved drawings are binding. Projects set to feet and inches show areas in square feet.

Example and labelling

An example from the “Haus Lindenweg” study is public at /beispiel/prospekt.pdf, in English with ?lang=en, as a print version with ?druck=1. It runs through the same code as a customer brochure. The last page carries the AI label: the pictures are AI-assisted visualisations derived from the plan as read, and no commitment to dimensions, materials or fittings.