Choose the road tool
Open the Outside door and pick the road.
Builder feature · free · in your browser
Access matters as much as the house. Click a few points and Builder lays a road that hugs the terrain — up the slope, round the flowerbed, to the garage. Pave it from the finishing sets: block stretcher or herringbone, brick pavers, granite setts, sawn slabs, riven flagstone, large porcelain, grass pavers, cobbles, crazy paving, stepping stones — or resin gravel, hoggin, slate chip, bark, decking and tarmac. Beyond the plot, the horizon surround closes the world.
Open the Outside door and pick the road.
Points along the way — the road hugs the terrain between them.
Pick the swatch from the 64 finishes — herringbone to granite setts to tarmac.
Meadow, woodland, moorland, coastal or alpine beyond the plot, plus the treeline.
Roads & surroundings is one of fifteen feature pages covering what ships in Builder today — every claim here maps to a shipped, verified feature. The list below is the concrete surface:
Yes — roads hug the surface by construction. Lay them after sculpting and they climb the bank and drop into the cut; change the ground later and lay a new route the same way, by clicking points.
Anything from the ground sets: block stretcher or herringbone for a formal approach, granite setts or cobbles for something older, grass pavers where green matters, tarmac or resin gravel for the plain answer. All 64 swatches are procedural, so the relief is real.
Of course — the surround is independent. Pick meadow, woodland, moorland, coastal or alpine for the horizon, set the treeline, and leave the plot itself to grass and planting.
Keep reading the tour, or jump back to the Explore hub for all fifteen.
No install, no plugin — a house builds itself the moment the page opens.
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