Tag: laser scanning
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Architectural Rendering Services: From Concept to Confident Design
Your design exists in your mind and on paper. But does it exist in the minds of your clients, contractors, and installation teams? Architectural rendering services help close that difference by turning the design you know into an image everyone can see. There’s a gap between what architects and designers envision and what everyone else…
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As-Built Services: When Do You Need Them?
When you finish a major construction project or take ownership of a building, you face a practical problem: does my documentation reflect what was built? Knowing the differences between what was designed and what was built plays a huge role in how you plan for the future. This is where as-built services create real value.…
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Accurate by Design: Elevator Shaft Laser Scanning at OSF SEMC Peru
Elevator shafts don’t leave much room for error. For ADG’s work at OSF SEMC Peru, the team needed accurate documentation of the shaft and its surrounding features before planning could begin. TWG deployed the Leica RTC360 to capture those existing conditions through elevator shaft laser scanning — and delivered a coordinated Revit model ADG could…
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Mechanical Room Laser Scanning: Existing Conditions Modeling for PIPCO
When PIPCO needed to plan new system additions at ICC PAC, they faced a challenge familiar to many mechanical contractors: the existing piping and ductwork in the mechanical room wasn’t fully documented. Before any decisions could be made about where to tie into existing systems or how to route new ones, the team needed an…
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The Cost of Inaccurate Documentation: Why Industrial Facilities Need Existing Conditions Laser Scanning
PROJECT SUMMARY When a facility team needs to plan work around existing structures, accurate existing conditions documentation is the foundation everything else depends on. For Alto Ingredients, that meant getting accurate, verified data on a section of their pipe trestle before any planning could move forward. The Wassi Group was brought in to capture those…