Architecture and cultural monuments
3D laser scanning of buildings, churches, castles has an advantage over conventional measurement procedures in that the laser scanner is able to target the object more comprehensively, meaning that the scanner is capable of taking approximately 900,000 measurements per second. The density of the acquired data and the speed of the collection guarantees that the data processed afterwards will be an accurate representation of reality. It is then up to the customer whether they require 2D CAD technical documentation in the form of sections, views, floor plans, or a 3D model in the form of CAD, BIM or MESH. Another indisputable advantage is that all objects in a given space are always focused on. This means that there is no need to travel to the object again and take additional measurements.

What the customer gets

- accurate structured 2D reps. 3D CAD model in the required format (dwg, dxf, dgn, rvt, wrp, ifc … )
- project documentation in the form of 2D PDF or 3D PDF
- rendered presentation photos for marketing purposes (jpg, png, tiff …)
- a complete set of laser scans with a free viewer
- laser scans in html format for virtual tours
Benefits of laser scanning for architecture
Sample examples for download
Case Study - Inspection and Design
The main purpose of the project was to capture the reality and to find out the actual execution of the construction works.
Lietava Castle
documentation of Lietava Castle with the possibility of measurement
more about the project
Žilina Synagogue
2D technical documentation of the actual condition of the Žilina Synagogue
Case study - laser scanning of escalators in a metro station
3D orientation of the existing state of the metro station
3D model of Metro Vienna
3D model of a metro stop in Vienna based on data acquired with a Faro Photon laser scanner
Case study
Documentation of the existing state of the sacristy for reconstruction purposes.
Facade of the Stephansdom Wien
Facade of the Cathedral of St. Stephen in Vienna with the possibility of measuring directly in pdf


