Half the world in Lumion

Our world is defined by the questions we are able to ask ourselves. And the Lumion program raises a number of such questions. It changes established patterns that prove to be ineffective and outdated, which is evidenced by its growing popularity among users and the milestone of 100,000 licenses sold reached in 2014. Currently, more than half of the most significant architectural firms in the world, as designated by WA Buildings, use the Lumion program. You may be asking why this is the case?


The main reasons to use Lumion are simplicity and real-time result visualization. The program's features are constantly improving due to the developers' ability to respond to customer feedback and incorporate it into subsequent versions. This gives you the opportunity to provide your clients with outputs of a different type than just images. You can easily produce a video or create a 3D tour in the new Lumion 5.7 version to send directly to your client. Another huge advantage of the Lumion program is that you can learn everything easily without the need for long and complicated training.



Lumion 5 brings a whole range of innovations. The philosophy of the program is to move a step further with each update. Each update is subsequently discussed with customers by the development team. As a result, the usability of Lumion and its working environment have further improved, even though it was already one of the most user-friendly programs of its kind. Now, Lumion receives an even more readable graphical structure, ensuring easier work and faster self-study opportunities. Additionally, 360-degree views are now available, which can be shared via the cloud. You can open these views on mobile phones, tablets, and of course, computers without the need to install additional programs.

It should be noted that updates for the given version of the program are free.
Increasing demands on outputs extend the creation time, and the technical aspects of the process are too demanding for users. Therefore, architects had to abandon the idea that they could create a construction while simultaneously visualizing it the way it was previously done. However, the usability of programs is now simplified while maintaining output quality. As a result, architects can once again create structures and simultaneously visualize and present them.
Lumion is strict in this regard and proves that visualization is accessible to everyone and simple.