Landscape Architecture is not particularly a tangible field; where most factors incorporated in this area are primarily intangible factors. However, the illustrative aspect of this realm is where the digitization age can shine. Accordingly, the architecture realm could definitely capitalize on the unlimited opportunities the digital space has to offer. In fact, actively demonstrating sustainable development using digital software for landscape architecture is one key means of taking the framework to the next level. The goal of this study is to create a new assessment instrument that is more appropriate for constructed wetland parks (CWPs) impacts and activities, in terms of convenient environmental features. The study is based on a structured questionnaire that examines the accuracy and application of selected indicators, with the participation of professionals from various related areas from across the world. A suggested assessment tool to evaluate the sustainability performance of CWP is discussed in the study, and raises the question of whether the created tool would be appropriate or practical as software. It appears that the proposed approach can be more extensively employed in landscape architecture projects if it is published as a globe app to enable comparison of global park performance.