Laser Surveying, Floor Plans, and Internal Photo Imaging

 

A measured building survey is a detailed map that shows the dimensions and features of a property. Property owners will be better able to manage their assets if they work with a measured building surveyor. A measured building survey can include laser scanning surveying and 3D modeling, floor plans, internal photo imaging, and floor plans.

Measured Building Surveyors Cardiff use 3D modeling Laser surveying uses infrared beams to create a 3D model or "point cloud" of an object, building, or other area. Laser surveying equipment gathers data from thousands of points to create the model.

You can use the model to create floor plans, measurements and other elements. It is also useful for creating presentations and other displays. Point cloud can be used to create a "fly-through" of an area if it is being developed.


 

Laser scanning surveys can be done quickly and remotely. The measured building surveyor might only need to access the site once in many cases so that the survey can be done with minimal intrusion. This also allows for remote survey of hazardous areas, which is especially useful when the property owner plans to redevelop a building that has been damaged.

Floor Plans
The most common element of a measured building survey is the floor plan. These plans provide a detailed description of the property's dimensions, as well as important structural features like doors, windows, and stairs. If the client desires, additional features may be added (e.g. Radiators, power outlets, lights and switches are all possible.

Internal Photo Imaging
While technical details are essential for understanding a property's properties, it is helpful to have a visual aid. Clients can use internal photo imaging to help them make sense of the technical details and understand what they mean in practice. It can be used to provide a visual record of an existing site and also for any other reason.

A set of full-color photographs will be provided by some measured building surveyors. The digital revolution is driving the shift towards 360 displays. This is where a variety of high-definition photographs of the area are taken and then combined into a single 360-degree diorama. The client can access this image online via a hyperlink provided by the surveyor. The client can zoom in and rotate the image 360deg.


 

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