Landscape architecture renderings are photorealistic images showing landscape development projects — parks, streets, promenades, infrastructure and sports facilities — as they will look after construction. The renderings are built from architectural plans and allow you to see the project with vegetation, lighting, furniture and people in its natural environment.

Pricing varies based on project complexity, number of angles and required level of detail. To provide an accurate quote, send us your development plans and we'll return with a detailed proposal within one business day.

We need development plans (DWG or PDF), cross-sections, a planting schedule and finishing material specs. If you also have a 3D model (SketchUp, Rhino) or BIM file — that speeds up the work. If some materials are missing, we can help complete them.

A single landscape rendering typically takes 5-7 business days. For urgent projects, we offer a fast track of 2-3 days. Large projects with multiple angles are scheduled according to your timeline.

Landscape rendering focuses on site development — vegetation, paths, furniture, lighting and infrastructure — as opposed to regular exterior rendering which focuses on the building itself. Landscape renderings require expertise in vegetation and environmental development that isn't needed for building renders.

Yes, we combine renderings with aerial photography and existing site photos. This allows presenting the planned project in its real environmental context — an especially powerful persuasion tool for planning committees and residents.

Landscape renderings are suitable for parks, promenades, public gardens, streets and boulevards, plazas, sports complexes, transportation infrastructure and more. Any project involving landscape and site development can benefit from professional visualization.

Yes, we produce 3D animation videos and virtual tours for landscape projects. Animation allows "walking through" the project before it's built — an especially impressive tool for presentations, tenders and public engagement.