See the same design state
Layouts, placed objects, protected trees, tracks, lighting, cameras, and review settings stay together in a single project view.
Collaborative Design Configurator
One plan.
Many minds.
A shared browser workspace where design teams can develop, compare, and fine-tune concept models remotely—without losing the spatial logic behind every decision.
Browser basedShared configurationBlender ready
Landscape designer
Visualization lead
Move from “what if?” to a reviewable option in one shared workspace.
The vision
Concept design should remain fluid—even when the team is distributed. CDC turns the site plan into a shared decision surface for testing ideas together.
Designed for remote practice
Stay aligned without sitting in the same room.
Instead of circulating marked-up screenshots, disconnected models, and outdated spreadsheets, teams work from one authoritative project configuration.
Fine-tune, don’t restart
Move, rotate, scale, duplicate, enable, or replace assets directly on the plan. Each review becomes a focused adjustment—not another rebuild.
Make options visible
Switch concept layouts, control layer visibility, set camera views, and generate day or night renders so decisions can be compared clearly.
Connected workflow
From idea to coordinated model.
A lightweight loop keeps spatial planning, asset development, model generation, and design review connected.
Begin with a common visual ground.
Upload or select the latest concept plan. The team can see the same site context, keep a reference visible, and establish the design layers that matter for the next review.
High-level features
A practical toolkit for concept coordination.
CDC makes the choices that shape a concept accessible to planners, landscape architects, designers, visualizers, and reviewers.
Shared project access
Team login, server-based save, and portable JSON exchange keep the active design accessible.
Switchable layouts
Upload and compare PNG, JPG, or WebP concept plans without changing application code.
Reusable GLB library
Search, preview, upload, register, place, rotate, scale, copy, and duplicate model assets.
Eight coordinated layers
Manage objects, track, protected trees, two lighting systems, security, render lights, and cameras.
Spatial safeguards
Visualize protected-tree radii and security-camera coverage while developing the arrangement.
Lighting review
Set pole data, render-light properties, sun angle, and day or night review modes.
Camera-led feedback
Place viewpoints, define targets and lenses, then render selected or all review cameras.
Direct Blender output
Generate and download a coordinated .blend model from the approved configuration.
Al Safa 2 Park · use case
Optimizing a living concept, layer by layer.
For Al Safa 2 Park, the configurator brought the emerging design into one reviewable plan—making it easier to coordinate alternatives, test the balance of uses, and carry selected options into 3D.
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Balance the park program
Reusable shade, play, sport, furniture, and landscape objects were positioned against the site plan and adjusted as the concept evolved.
See constraints in context
The jogging loop, existing trees, pole lights, security coverage, and object footprints could be read together rather than checked in isolation.
Turn alternatives into evidence
Saved camera positions and day/night render settings helped the team evaluate spatial character, visibility, illumination, and experience.
Carry decisions into 3D
Once an arrangement was strong enough, CDC generated a Blender model for visualization and the next level of design development.
The next chapter
Make community feedback spatial.
CDC can evolve from an expert coordination tool into a structured engagement layer. Residents could respond to named alternatives and locations—not only to a final image—while the design team keeps feedback connected to the model.
Future participation could include map-based ideas, accessible option voting, annotated camera views, multilingual comments, and transparent summaries of what changed.
Place an ideaPin suggestions to the park plan
Compare optionsReview clear design alternatives
Community-informed design
Explain prioritiesCapture needs behind each choice
Close the loopShow what the team refined
One connected ecosystem
Build the objects. Compose the place.
The two platforms support different scales of the same design process—and become more valuable when used together.
3D Super Objects
Create and refine reusable parametric objects with structured geometry, variables, materials, and metadata.
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Design Configurator
Arrange those assets in context, coordinate systems and constraints, review alternatives, and generate the combined model.
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Keep the concept open to better ideas.
Bring the team into one spatial conversation, explore alternatives with clarity, and move the strongest concept forward with its design logic intact.