Point cloud data
Scoped spatial exports, with format and intended use confirmed.
Existing Conditions & Building Intelligence
See Buildings
More Clearly.
Record visible and accessible building conditions. Organize the information you need to plan your next step.
From reality to clarity
Capture the context.
Clarify what’s next.
- 01
Capture
Record agreed visible and accessible conditions.
- 02
Process
Organize capture information and review coverage.
- 03
Deliver
Provide the specifically agreed formats and records.
- 04
Empower
Use documented context in your next project step.
Good information
supports progress.
Deliverables
that inform
your next step
More than a scan. Information organized around your building and your scope.
Representative imagery.Outputs are engagement-specific.
Models & spatial records
Model or digital-record options, with producer and limitations agreed.
Existing-conditions drawings
Agreed plans and elevations from available source information.
Organized building records
Agreed files, imagery, and references in one organized handover.
Existing conditionscreate possibility.
A Smarter Foundation
for What’s Next.
Start with a clearer understanding of your existing building.
- Understand conditions
- Plan the next step
- Support coordination
- Organize building knowledge
Different records. Different uses.
Three ways to understand
a captured space.
Explore a captured space remotely, revisit visible details, and give your team a shared reference. Choose the representation that supports the decision you need to make.
Illustrative comparison — not a live client model.
Explore the space
A hosted spatial walkthrough connects views of the real interior. Useful for orientation and remote visual review.
Reference the geometry
A point cloud is a set of 3D points describing captured surfaces. Agreed exports can be opened in compatible software.
Work with modeled elements
A CAD drawing or building information model (BIM) is produced separately from the capture. Its content, detail, and limitations must be scoped.
A separate service for architecture firms
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Existing Conditions FAQs
What does existing-conditions documentation include?
It records agreed visible and accessible conditions at a particular time. A scope may combine a site capture, spatial walkthrough, reference imagery, measured information, point-cloud exports, drawing documentation, models, and an organized handover. Each output is selected for its intended use.
What is a digital twin in this service?
Here, a digital twin means a digital version of the captured space that you can explore remotely to review its layout and visible conditions. A walkthrough, point cloud, and editable building model are different outputs. This service does not include live sensors, automated updates or a facility-management system.
How does a walkthrough differ from a point cloud or BIM model?
A walkthrough lets you move through connected views of the space. A point cloud is a set of 3D points that describes the captured surfaces and can be opened in compatible software. A building information model (BIM) represents elements such as walls and floors. These are different outputs: capturing a space does not automatically create an editable Revit model.
How do you capture the space?
The capture method is chosen around access, building conditions, and intended outputs. Matterport Pro3 can be used where appropriate. We establish the areas to cover, access arrangements, and any limits before the visit.
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Understand
Your Space?
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Tell us what you need, where the project is, and your preferred timing. We’ll review your inquiry and follow up using the contact information you provide.
Based in Washington State — serving the Pacific Northwest