Project Details

For an architectural renovation project in the heart of London, we collaborated with the renowned architecture firm MIMSTUDIO. Our task was to accurately capture the building’s dimensions using advanced laser scanning technology, ensuring precise measurements for the project.

By utilizing laser scanning, we gathered highly detailed data of the entire structure and created as-built CAD drawings. In addition to these drawings, we provided the architectural team with a fully immersive 3D virtual model of the building. This allowed the architects to explore the space remotely, as if they were physically on-site, without needing to visit the building in person.

Thanks to the 3D virtual model and the accurate CAD files we delivered, the design and planning processes were carried out smoothly. The architectural team could make informed decisions and proceed with their work efficiently, all while accessing every detail of the building remotely.

Benefits of Laser Scanning for Architectural Projects

Accurate As-Built Drawings:
Laser scanning produces highly precise as-built drawings, ensuring that all architectural plans are based on accurate and up-to-date measurements of the existing structure. This is critical for renovations and restorations.
Enhanced Design Flexibility:
Architects can use the detailed 3D models generated from laser scans to explore different design options, make informed decisions, and visualize potential modifications before construction begins.
Improved Collaboration:
The digital data produced through laser scanning can be easily shared among project stakeholders, such as architects, engineers, and contractors. This fosters better collaboration and reduces miscommunication.
Cost Savings:
By minimizing errors and reducing the need for repeated measurements or revisions, laser scanning helps lower project costs. Additionally, the speed and accuracy of laser scanning can lead to fewer project delays, further reducing expenses.
Future-Proofing Projects:
Laser scanning provides a digital record of the structure that can be referenced at any point in the future. This is especially valuable for long-term projects or future renovations, as all the necessary data is already captured and stored digitally.

In summary, laser scanning offers architects faster, more accurate, and more efficient methods for capturing real-world measurements, resulting in better project outcomes and fewer mistakes compared to traditional methods