Landscape 3D Rendering Services

Landscape renderings that show the space fully grown

For 19 years, RealSpace3D has produced photorealistic landscape and streetscape renderings for developers, landscape architects, and municipalities, with 2,500+ projects delivered across the US and Canada. We show parks, courtyards, plazas, and streetscapes as they'll look once planted and mature — for approvals, community consultation, and pre-sales marketing.

You work directly with a North American team — no offshore hand-offs — with three revision rounds included.

What Sets Our Landscape Architectural Renders Apart

Because of RealSpace’s vast 3d vegetation library and our more robust rendering program, we can add almost limitless detail to an image. This means we are not restricted when integrating trees, shrubs, and flowers into a scene. While most 3d rendering companies are forced to cut corners by photoshopping two-dimensional images into their scenes, which will not realistically react to the environment, we can place a large number of trees and have accurate scale, reflections, shadows, lighting, and colour bounces.

In addition to accurate renders, RealSpace is able to provide numerous camera angles for a reduced price. The bulk of our work is in the initial setup of the scene; beyond this point, shifting a camera around and making whatever changes are needed is typically less involved. As a result, we are able to provide less expensive options for 3D rendered packages.

What a Landscape Rendering Includes

Because of our extensive 3D vegetation library and production render engine, we can populate a scene with accurate species, seasonal foliage, mature tree canopies, hardscape materials, water features, and site furniture — lit for the time of day and season that best presents the design. Deliverables range from eye-level streetscape views to aerial site overviews.

Common Uses

Planning & approvals: show councils and review boards exactly how a public realm or development landscape will read once built. Community consultation: give residents an honest, legible picture of a proposed park or streetscape. Pre-sales & marketing: present the finished outdoor lifestyle a project offers, not just the buildings.

What We Need to Start

Site plans, grading and landscape drawings, a planting schedule or plant list, and any reference imagery. CAD or Revit models speed things up, but dimensioned PDFs and a clear brief are enough to begin.