Visual impact is a key consideration for many wind turbine installations.

Based on the 3D model of the local terrain, buildings and trees developed for the micro-siting study, the visibility of an installation can be quantified over a broad area.

The visual impact study maps the apparent size and number of wind turbines visible to an observer around the installation and over surrounding areas.

In the built environment, it can be necessary to understand how nearby buildings and surrounding areas are affected by the shadow of the proposed wind turbine installation.

The shadow flicker study quantifies the maximum possible number of hours per year where an observer may experience shadow flicker, mapped at over the surrounding area, as well as over the façades of relevent buildings.

3D models of the site can be used to produce high quality digital renders, including scenarios of turbine siting.

Images generated from CAD models of existing and planned developments.

Accurate photovisual impressions are generated from photographs taken on site.

Images created as part of visual amenity studies for client and community consultation.