Urban planners and architects lack interactive tools to visualize and communicate city redesigns to stakeholders

Urban planners, architects, and city officials struggle to effectively visualize and present complex urban redesign proposals to diverse stakeholders (residents, politicians, investors) using traditional 2D maps and renderings. Current solutions are either too expensive (professional 3D software), too technical (requiring specialized training), or fail to engage non-technical audiences. Interactive isometric/3D city visualizations could bridge this gap by making urban planning concepts accessible and compelling to the general public.