Review urban scenarios together in one shared 3D context
Bring planners, developers, designers, clients and decision-makers into the same browser-based project environment. Share prepared views, compare alternatives and make complex spatial choices easier to discuss.
Help different disciplines discuss the same plan
Planning collaboration often becomes difficult when maps, models, spreadsheets and presentations tell separate parts of the story. 3D Cityplanner brings the visible scenario and its supporting information together so a review can focus on the actual choices.
Share the project context
Give participants access to a recognisable 3D environment with the relevant project area, layers, models and prepared views.
Compare alternatives clearly
Review different development scenarios with spatial form, programme, indicators and selected effects visible in the same context.
Guide the discussion
Use bookmarks, thematic layers, first-person views and prepared viewpoints to keep workshops and decision sessions focused.
Show each audience the information it needs
A project team, a client and a local stakeholder do not need the same level of detail. Prepare views and layers that support the question being discussed without overwhelming participants with every available dataset.
- Share access to the relevant project environment.
- Create bookmarks for important viewpoints and discussion locations.
- Switch thematic layers and legends on or off for each review topic.
- Use overview, street-level and first-person perspectives.
- Present the same scenario in 2D and 3D when that improves understanding.
Make complex plans easier to explain
Collaboration is not only about working inside the design team. The same project model can support client meetings, steering-group reviews, public presentations and other moments where the spatial consequences need to be understood quickly.
- Use a recognisable view of the existing and proposed situation.
- Walk through the project from a human-scale perspective.
- Explain programme, density, parking, greenery and other indicators alongside the design.
- Embed or present selected project views outside the main working environment.
- Return review outcomes to the project team for the next scenario iteration.
Useful tools for project reviews and stakeholder sessions
Use the functions that support the discussion, while specialist design and project-management work remains in the appropriate systems.
Shared project access
Open the same project context through the available account, project-sharing and access options.
Bookmarks and viewpoints
Prepare important locations, camera positions and thematic views for a structured discussion.
Scenario comparison
Compare development alternatives without losing the relationship to the existing environment and project indicators.
Managed layers
Make organisation-specific or project-specific layers available in a consistent way for multiple users and projects.
First-person review
Explore the plan at eye level to discuss visibility, scale, public space and the experience of future users.
Embedded views
Use selected views in a website, project portal or presentation when the project configuration supports this.
Prepare, review, refine and share the next version
Prepare
Select the scenarios, layers, indicators and viewpoints required for the meeting.
Share
Provide the appropriate project access or present the prepared browser-based views.
Review
Compare alternatives and discuss the spatial, programmatic and environmental trade-offs.
Refine
Use the outcomes to adjust the scenario and prepare the next decision or communication step.