In landscape design, the ability to visualize the final result is key to building trust and conveying the value of your proposal. Our 3D renders highlight the essential elements of each project with realism and precision, allowing you to evaluate the entire design before execution.
Benefits of 3D Landscape Renders
Simulating various combinations of plant species, paving materials, or outdoor furniture lets you compare aesthetic and functional alternatives before starting the project.
Visualizing each area with precision helps organize construction phases, coordinate technical teams, and anticipate maintenance needs right from the design stage.
A high-quality landscape render conveys professionalism and a strong overall vision, helping your proposal stand out in competitions, bids, or key meetings.
A realistic and detailed representation is essential when presenting proposals to private clients, municipalities, or developers, making it easier to gain approvals more quickly.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What’s the difference between a render and a 2D plan/design?
A 2D plan shows the layout and dimensions of the project from a top view, useful for technical aspects. A 3D render, on the other hand, presents the design realistically and in three dimensions—with textures, lighting, and depth—so you can see how the space will actually look once completed.
What information do I need to provide to order a landscape render?
We need design plans or sketches, references for materials and vegetation, style or mood guidelines, and any relevant technical details (lighting, furniture, terrain levels, etc.). The more information you provide, the more accurate and realistic the final result will be.
Can furniture, lighting, and people be included in the render?
Yes, we can include elements like outdoor furniture, lighting systems, specific vegetation, and people to give scale and life to the environment. This enhances the project’s presentation and better communicates its functionality.
How can I use landscape renders for my business?
Renders allow you to present your projects in a professional and visually appealing way—for client proposals, competitions, social media, or marketing materials. They also help close sales faster by clearly showing the value and aesthetic of your design before it’s built.