Planet Randers is by all definitions a flagship project at a Danish and northern European level. It is no less than the world’s largest indoor and outdoor zoo attraction.

The Planet Randers dome is literally the Planet Earth drawn together in Randers within a gigantic dome that encompasses all of the planet’s continents in a 63.000 square meter area. Shaped like an unfolded atlas, the experience zones offer the visitors a multitude of high value experiences.

The area outside the Planet Randers World Dome will be transformed into a zoological journey in time. A 15 kilometre belt of the riverbanks of the Gudenå – Denmark’s only river.

(Aerial Photos, DTM and city model provided by BlomInfo A/S)

For 43D, it is a very interesting project in that it involves the modelling of a large area, it includes both rural and urban areas, as well as exciting new constructions.

43D has used Topos to produce a 3D model of an area spanning from Langå in Southwest to the city of Randers in Northwest, including a range of examples of animals in various areas, models of the proposed new construction, models of the existing Randers Regnskov, and integration of terrain and city data from BlomInfo. The model has until now been used for the construction of a presentation video, but the intention is in the longer run to expand the model and use it in future planning and presentation activities.

Further information:

• Planet Randers website
• Randers Regnskov