3D Wonders: A True Partner in Your AEC Workflow
The Documentation Challenge in Architecture, Engineering & Construction
A plan built on outdated or assumed measurements costs far more to fix once construction has started.
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As-Built Doesn't Match As-Designed
Buildings shift, get modified, and age. Original drawings rarely reflect the structure's actual current condition.
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Rework Is Expensive
A clash discovered on-site, after materials are ordered and trades are scheduled, costs far more than one caught in the model.
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Historic Structures Can't Be Re-Measured Twice
Preserving a heritage building or site means capturing it accurately the first time, before any change or damage occurs.
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Where Our Partners Put This to Work
More Ways Teams Use This
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As-Built Documentation
Capture existing structures and sites accurately when drawings are outdated, missing, or don't reflect current conditions.
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Clash Detection & Coordination
Compare scanned site conditions against design models to catch conflicts before construction begins.
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Historic & Heritage Preservation
Digitize buildings, facades, and structures to document and preserve them before renovation, damage, or decay.
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Progress Monitoring & Site Documentation
Capture a site at key stages to track construction progress against the plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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It's used to capture as-built conditions of buildings and sites, detect design clashes before construction, and document structures for renovation or preservation.
It captures a structure's actual current dimensions and condition, so design and construction decisions are based on reality instead of outdated drawings.
Accuracy depends on the scanner and the scale being captured, from small architectural details to entire buildings, but professional-grade systems are built to meet the precision AEC projects require. Structural and component scanners typically reach 0.04 to 0.1 mm, while large-scale LiDAR site scanners typically reach 1.5 to 2 cm at 10 meters.
Yes. Scanned site conditions can be compared directly against a design model to catch conflicts before they become costly on-site problems.
Yes. Scanning captures detailed geometry of structures and facades, creating a digital record that can support preservation, restoration, or reconstruction.
