Industry
Historic & Landmark Buildings
Document the irregular, the ornate and the irreplaceable.
Historic buildings were never built to a drawing. Walls are out of plumb, floors are not level, and the ornament that matters most is the geometry a tape measure cannot fairly record.
Laser scanning captures all of it in place — arches, vaults, cornices, moldings, curved staircases and the accumulated drift of a hundred years — and turns it into drawings and models that a restoration team, a preservation board or a structural engineer can work from.
We have surveyed multi-building historic sites including houses of worship, and every project ships with a walkthrough so review committees and consultants can see the space without another trip.
What we deliver
Documentation for historic & landmark buildings
Measured drawings
Floor plans, elevations and sections drawn from scan data, at the scale your permitting or preservation review requires.
Ornament capture
Moldings, cornices and decorative features recorded at a density that supports replication.
Condition record
A dated, complete record of the building as it stands — before restoration, after a storm, or during a dispute.
BIM for restoration
A Revit model of existing conditions so new work can be designed against what is actually there.
Why it matters
What this changes on the project
- Non-contact capture means no scaffolding, no touching, no risk to fragile fabric.
- A single scan captures geometry that would take weeks to measure by hand.
- The record survives the project — it can be re-opened in 20 years.
Services that fit
How this work gets done
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Ready to capture your site?
Free consultation and quote — usually within one business day.