Perth, drawn one building at a time.
Pixel Perth turns the inner city into a pixel world you can wander through. The towers along St Georges Terrace stand at their true height, the Swan River bends past Elizabeth Quay and the South Perth foreshore, and the shopfronts of Northbridge, Leederville, Mount Lawley and Subiaco each sit inside the building they actually occupy. Find a place, see what is around it, or put your own business on the map.
More than pins on a street grid
A directory tells you a cafe exists. This map shows you the block it is on: the Transperth station two streets over, the car park behind it, the park where the footpath ends, the heritage facade next door. Every layer comes from open data — the OpenStreetMap community, the WA State Register of Heritage Places, the Department of Education's school intake areas — redrawn in one consistent pixel style with walking times that are honest about the distance.
From the blog
Is your business on the map?
If it has a shopfront in the inner suburbs, it almost certainly is. Claiming takes about a minute and costs nothing: confirm the email address your business already publishes, then add photos, opening hours and links, and wear the verified badge.