01 / Capture
LiDAR field capture
Terrestrial LiDAR capture for historic interiors, façades, roofs, and complex existing conditions. Field planning considers access, material sensitivity, and the level of detail the project requires.
MEASURED RECORD
Capabilities / Existing conditions
Measured intelligence for preservation work.
LiDAR-based capture and documentation for architects and restoration teams working with historic fabric, irregular geometry, and consequential decisions.
Discuss a project
A record your team can work from.
Each engagement is shaped around the building, the project questions, and the documentation your team needs next.
02 / Register
Registered point clouds
Aligned, organized point-cloud files that give architects, consultants, and contractors a dependable shared spatial reference for existing conditions.
03 / Document
Drawing-ready as-builts
Clear documentation prepared to support restoration planning, design coordination, and construction decisions without losing the character of the original fabric.
Deliverables
Built for the next decision.
Point-cloud files
Registered spatial data organized for your modeling and documentation workflow.
Existing-conditions drawings
Measured plans, elevations, sections, and detail references scoped to the project.
Annotated field record
A clear visual reference for conditions, coordination questions, and preservation priorities.
Coordination-ready exports
Formats prepared for the software and collaborators already in your project team.
How we work
Precision is part of preservation.
We begin with the questions that matter: what must be understood, what must be protected, and what must be communicated. The result is a measured record that helps teams work carefully and move forward with confidence.
01
Define the record
Align scope, access, accuracy needs, and deliverables with the project team.
02
Capture with care
Document existing conditions with a field approach suited to historic materials and active sites.
03
Deliver for use
Provide a coordinated record that supports the next phase of design, restoration, or construction.
Bring us the existing-conditions question.
Tell us what your team needs to understand before the next preservation decision.