Laser Scanning

Laser scanning services provide precise 3D digital models of existing structures using high-resolution LiDAR technology. This allows architects to capture accurate site conditions and building dimensions, minimising errors during renovations or extensions. The resulting point clouds and BIM models streamline the design process and improve coordination among stakeholders.

1. Our 3D scanner is set up on-site to digitally capture the built environment:

A tripod with a speaker set up on a sidewalk in a modern urban area with trees, parked cars, and a contemporary building in the background.
A man wearing a hat, sunglasses, navy shirt, and shorts stands outdoors on a grassy area, reading a tablet. He is beside a tripod-mounted device with a black box, set in front of a stone wall. There is a gray house with multiple windows and a deck in the background, along with green palm trees and a blue sky with scattered clouds.

2. Data captured on site is converted into a measurable digital model, which is then analysed in CAD systems to produce accurate as-built documentation:

Elevation view of a two-story school building with trees on either side and two children standing outside.

Section cut through digital model showing building and surrounding environment

Aerial view of a modern outdoor sports court with trees, surrounding structures, and sports equipment.

Plan view of building’s first floor through digital model

3D model of a large school building with trees and outdoor areas, showing detailed roof, windows, and exterior features.

3D view of digital model capture

3. As-built documentation completed in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) using the 3D digital capture model:

Architectural floor plan and 3D renderings of a two-story building showing exterior and interior layouts, including staircases, doors, windows, and structural details.

Plan, Section and 3D perspective of as-built conditions after tracing 3D digital model of capture in CAD