址

Left-side earth radical — a pictograph of a clod of soil rising from the ground. Indexes 址 in the land family alongside 地 ground, 场 plot, 域 territory. Carries the meaning: 址 names a piece of dirt — specifically the ground where a building stood, hence site, location, address.

Right side 止 supplies the sound directly — zhǐ to zhǐ, identical. 止 originally depicted a foot, by extension the place where one halts. That stopping imagery dovetails with 址's meaning: a site is a piece of ground where something stays put, the spot where you stop and settle. Same phonetic anchors 趾 toe.