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Industrial Park 2.5D Building Visualization

Data Analysis Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

In industrial-park operations, building, tenant, floor, and task-progress data often live in spreadsheets or chat threads. Teams still lack a simple interface for answering “which building, which company, and which task is done.” park-viz turns that structured data into an offline interactive HTML map.

How It Works

The skill normalizes input into two core entities: buildings and tenants. Buildings include name, floor count, and zone; tenants include building, company name, floor, and completion status. The task label can be customized, such as research, visit, signing, or follow-up. Data may arrive as CSV, JSON, or tabular descriptions. The generator computes an isometric layout and renders a clickable 2.5D white-model map. Clicking a building reveals its tenant list and progress details.

Limits And Notes

It fits lightweight park dashboards, not complex GIS or high-fidelity 3D simulation. Floor numbers start at 1, tenant floors cannot exceed the building’s total floors, and multiple floors can be separated by commas. Completion values may use yes/no, true/false, 1/0, or Y/N. When one building has many tenants, side-panel readability drops, so 20 or fewer per building is recommended. Paths with spaces need proper quoting, and the delivered page runs offline in a browser.

Use Cases

  • After receiving building and tenant CSV files, a leasing team quickly creates a clickable 2.5D map to show building and floor distribution to clients.
  • Operations staff turn research or signing task statuses into an offline HTML view, letting managers review progress by building.
  • Tenant service staff check which companies occupy a building and which floors before visits, using the building-click details panel.
  • A data analyst extracts park descriptions into buildings, tenants, and task labels, then confirms and generates a demo or formal page.

Best For

  • Park operations staff handling leasing demos who need an offline interactive map of buildings, tenants, and floors.
  • Project teams tracking signing or visit progress who want to inspect completion status by building and share it with leads.
  • Data analysts preparing CSV or spreadsheet demos who want less front-end code while keeping click-through queries.
  • Tenant-service or property staff maintaining occupancy records who need to search companies by building and verify task status.