Lumion is 3D rendering software specifically designed for architects and designers. If you have a 3D model of your design, Lumion can help you quickly bring it to life and showcase it in a captivating and detailed environment.

In the ever-evolving fields of architecture, engineering, and construction, rendering and architectural visualization have become essential tools for professionals to communicate their project ideas to clients and colleagues. Lumion aims to transform the rendering process into an easy and efficient experience, reducing the effort required on your end to create beautiful results.

Advantages of Lumion:

• Fast Everything: Spend more time on design and less on the rendering process. Lumion allows for a faster workflow and rendering speed than most other rendering or visualization programs.
• Beautiful Renders: Achieve stunning results ideal for client presentation meetings, design development, architectural marketing, and more.
• Do-it-yourself: No experience with 3D rendering software? No worries! You can learn to create animations, images, and panoramas without specialized training.
• Complete Context: See your 3D model in a real-world context with thousands of high-quality objects and professional materials.
• Accomplish More: From real-time rendering with LiveSync to creating VR-ready static images, Lumion visualization software fits perfectly into your existing workflow.

About Lumion

Back in 1998 in Leiden, Netherlands, two young Dutch programmers with a strong curiosity for 3D computer graphics took the first steps toward creating a software company. Act-3D B.V. was soon born.

In the first few years, moving from an attic to a one-room office and hiring several talented programmers along the way, Act-3D became an early pioneer in building software to leverage the first 3D graphics acceleration devices on the market.

A key development during this time was their cutting-edge 3D engine, Quest 3D, which found its way into many applications, ranging from boat simulations and training tools to TV and film.

Quest 3D was an important milestone that led to the insight that architects needed a specific tool: a visualization tool that could produce results quickly without requiring a deep technical background or prior experience with 3D graphics.

So in 2007, the small Act-3D team took a bold step by shifting their focus toward architects, with the sole goal of enabling them to harness the power of real-time 3D visualization technology. In December 2010, the first version of Lumion entered the market. Since then, Lumion has grown to include hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic users in over 180 countries and can be found in about three-quarters of the world’s top 100 architectural firms.

For more info, visit Lumion.