Diagonal, a leader in geospatial data visualisation, today announced the launch of Skyline, a revolutionary platform set to redefine how built environment professionals approach planning and design. This announcement coincides with the opening of registrations for Skyline’s early adopter community, a significant step towards fostering collaboration and innovation in the industry.

Skyline empowers built environment professionals to make informed, data-driven decisions by streamlining scenario testing and collaboration. By leveraging open data and responsible technology, Skyline enables the creation of more equitable, sustainable, and resilient communities.

“We are thrilled to unveil Skyline at UKREiiF,” said Veronica Barbaro, Principal Planner at Diagonal. “This platform represents a major leap forward in geospatial data visualisation, putting powerful tools in the hands of those who shape our built environment. With the launch of our early adopter community, we are fostering a collaborative ecosystem where innovation can thrive.”

Skyline’s intuitive interface and advanced scenario modelling capabilities enable rapid data analysis and seamless sharing of results. This means built environment professionals can quickly and easily test different scenarios in their planning proposals, making informed decisions faster and bringing their placemaking projects to life with confidence and ease.

Skyline is designed to cater to a wide range of users, from town planners and architects to data scientists and policymakers. Its versatility and ease of use make it an invaluable tool for anyone involved in shaping the built environment.

Key features of Skyline include:

  • Intuitive interface: Skyline’s user-friendly design makes it accessible to users of all levels of technical expertise.
  • Advanced scenario modelling: Quickly and easily test different scenarios to understand their impact on the built environment.
  • Rapid data analysis: Gain valuable insights from your data in a fraction of the time.
  • Seamless sharing: Easily share your findings with colleagues and stakeholders.
  • Open data and responsible technology: Skyline is built on a foundation of transparency and ethical practices.

Diagonal invites all built environment professionals to join the Skyline early adopter community and be part of the future of geospatial data visualisation.