Landscape Visualization Technology in Landscape Architecture Design using LUMENS Model

Abstract

The capacity to assess and optimise design ideas has been greatly improved with the use of cutting-edge visualisation technology into landscape architecture. The purpose of this research is to examine how landscape visualisation tools, and the Lumens Model in particular, might be used to evaluate and enhance landscape architectural projects. We explore how this technology allows for a more complex understanding of the influence and efficacy of design through a thorough case study. To help designers see possible results and make data-driven revisions, the Lumens Model is used to simulate different design scenarios. The model is known for its accurate rendering and analysis. The findings demonstrate that the Lumens Model is useful for enhancing the aesthetic and functional results, easing communication among stakeholders, and optimising design features. This research highlights the significance of using state-of-the-art visualisation technologies into landscape architecture for the purpose of achieving better and more informed design solutions.