The Future is here!
Our services and outputs represent a true investment in the future of your property
Our LiDAR scanning process records every detail of your physical asset - millions of accurate 3D measurements and 360 degree colour photometry which, once collected, processed and saved, creates a database that can be accessed for both current needs and future requirements, and can be easily grown and updated in the event of future physical changes.
From this raw data we build you the tools that answer your needs – from 2D drawings and schedules to a full digital twin, photometric walk throughs to stunning animations – we create your Bespoke Knowledge Base.
All the information you need, in the format you need it, in one place - your source of actionable insights aligned to industry standard professional service methodologies, facilitating real world results across the entire property lifecycle.
Why Traditional Methods Fall Short
Traditional methods of measuring and documenting existing buildings are slow, fragmented, and often unreliable.
They were built for another era and cannot keep pace with the demands of today’s property industry.
01
Outdated Tools
Conventional instruments only capture one point at a time rather than millions of points, making them slow and limited.
02
Human Error
Manual processes leave room for mistakes that compromise accuracy.
03
Too Generalised
Measurements are often broad strokes, lacking the precision needed for complex assets.
04
No Integrated Picture
Data is siloed and cannot be easily combined into one accurate, holistic model.
05
2D Limitations
Traditional methods are rooted in 2D, while design professionals and asset managers now work in 3D environments.
06
Outdated or Non-Existent Data
Information is often based on original design drawings, not on what was actually built or modified on site.
07
As-Built Changes not Captured
Site alterations are rarely reflected in existing drawings, leaving gaps and unknowns.
08
Unverifiable Data
Critical information, such as lease areas, cannot be reliably confirmed against physical reality.
09
2D Can't Reveal Risks
Flat drawings cannot identify or highlight the problems and risks that exist in real buildings. Capturing a building in its existing state with 3D data allows these risks to be assessed and managed ahead of time.
10
Lack of Experience
One cannot fully understand or experience a building in 2D compared to a digital 3D model.
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Static Data
2D drawings cannot embed or extract data for wider reporting and facility management needs.