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Proposed wind turbine on a forested Ontario ridge at sunset, with further turbines on the horizon behind it
For engineering, environmental, planning & energy consultants

Your submission has to survive the room.

You’re accountable for the assessment, the hearing, the open house. When the visuals land, the meeting moves. We build them. Under your brand or ours.

Where we fit

Public meetings & open houses

A community hall full of residents will not read the appendix. A to-scale flyover of the proposal on their actual landscape answers the question everyone came to ask: what will it look like here?

See a consultation flyover

Regulatory submissions

Visual exhibits built from survey data and real terrain, ready to drop into an impact assessment, a permit application, a closure plan or a board submission, and to hold up under questioning.

See a permitting exhibit

Indigenous & remote community consultation

For projects in remote and northern communities, we’ve built visualizations used in consultation on the ground in Nunavut, showing exactly how a project sits on land people know intimately.

See the Nunavut work

Stakeholder & council briefings

When a decision-maker can rotate the project, see it from their constituents’ shoreline, and judge scale honestly, the conversation gets shorter.

See a route study

Your brand or ours.

We regularly deliver white-label: the visuals appear in your submission, your deck, your public meeting, under your name. Your client sees your firm delivering. Or we work alongside you as Ironfin, whichever serves the project.

What working with us looks like.

Send a location and reference photos.

We scope the deliverable against your submission or meeting date and quote it.

You receive stills, animation, or VR in the formats your workflow needs.

“Ironfin has provided a unique and exceptional product that has been used in consultation and regulatory affairs.”
Permitting Team, Agnico Eagle

Start with a location and whatever reference material you have.

That’s usually enough for us to start scoping the project. We’ll come back with an approach, the technical inputs we need, a timeline, and a quote.