Make use of 2D information from existing plans or drawings, combined with the 3D point cloud data captured on site.
Representation of materials, windows, doors and architectural details — to visualize the building's appearance and how it fits its surroundings.
Interior view revealing the layout of spaces, floor heights and structural elements — essential for understanding volumes.
Room layout, dimensions and access points — fundamental for coordination between disciplines (architecture, structure, plumbing, electrical).
Slopes, natural and man-made features — essential for site analysis and the design of foundations and outdoor layouts.
Context — from a point cloud produced by a laser survey, deliver a complete and consistent set of 2D plans usable by every discipline on the project.
Methodology — import and registration of the point cloud in AutoCAD and Civil 3D, extraction of reference sections, then precise drafting of each plan (floor, elevation, section, topographic, site, roof) following dimensioning and representation standards.
Results — a consistent set of plans, faithful to the existing structure, directly usable for cross-discipline coordination and technical studies.
Delivery — plans delivered in DWG and PDF format, ready to hand over to the client and project teams.
Create a detailed and accurate 3D BIM model from the point cloud data captured on site.
Context — the client requested this modeling in Revit, focusing not only on architecture and structure but also on representing the various networks and rooftop equipment, to support a later energy audit.
Methodology — we worked from a RECAP point cloud (.rcp and .rcs) produced by a laser survey of the existing building, used as the basis for accurately modeling the architectural, structural, technical and equipment elements.
Results — using Revit enabled integrated BIM modeling, easing cross-discipline coordination and ensuring data consistency. This 3D representation greatly facilitated the building's energy analysis and audit.
Delivery — export of Revit (.rvt) and IFC (.ifc) files to the client, an open standard ensuring interoperability between BIM software.
Turn the BIM model into compelling visuals — photorealistic images and videos — to present the project to clients and stakeholders.
Direct import from Revit/ArchiCAD, realistic environments and lighting, fast rendering to iterate with the client.
Real-time visualization directly from the modeling software, ideal for quick project reviews.
Assembling rendered sequences into smooth presentation videos, with transitions and styling suited to the project.
Export in the format and resolution suited to the final use — client presentation, social media, technical file.