Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

Project Details

GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

Sector: Construction

Sub Sector: Private Construction

Services: Scan to CAD  

Solution:
Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

People:
GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

Technology and Software:
The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

Process & Challenges

Process:

GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

Our process included:

  • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
  • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
  • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

Challenges:

The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

Key challenges included:

  • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
  • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
  • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

Result

High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

Our Team

Ievgen Lavrishko
CEO & Owner
Khrystyna Bochko
HR Generalist
Alevtyna Kostianchuk
Senior Project Manager
Andriiana Pavlyshyn
Head of Business Development
Roman Nahaiovskyi
Project Manager
Maria Kizim
Lead Generation Specialist
Ivanna Soltys
Tender Manager

Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

  • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

    GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
  • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

    GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
  • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

    GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
  • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

    GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

Working on the Project:
A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

01

PREPARATION

You give us a pilot project – set us a
task, provide samples, templates,
instructions.
02

PILOT PROJECT

We carry out this pilot project
for FREE, according to all your
instructions.
03

AGREEMENT

You evaluate our work, we agree on
the cost of further work.
04

LET’S STARTED!

We sign a cooperation agreement and
NDA, after which our team gets to
work.

Have a similar project?

Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

    United Kingdom

    Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

    Estonia

    Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

    Ukraine

    Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
    +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

    BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

    Project Details

    GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


    Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


    The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

    Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

    Sector: Construction

    Sub Sector: Private Construction

    Services: Scan to CAD  

    Solution:
    Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
    Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
    Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

    Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

    People:
    GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
    The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
    As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

    Technology and Software:
    The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

    Process & Challenges

    Process:

    GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
    The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

    Our process included:

    • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
    • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
    • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

    Challenges:

    The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

    Key challenges included:

    • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
    • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
    • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

    Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

    Result

    High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

    Our Team

    Ievgen Lavrishko
    CEO & Owner
    Khrystyna Bochko
    HR Generalist
    Alevtyna Kostianchuk
    Senior Project Manager
    Andriiana Pavlyshyn
    Head of Business Development
    Roman Nahaiovskyi
    Project Manager
    Maria Kizim
    Lead Generation Specialist
    Ivanna Soltys
    Tender Manager

    Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

    • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

      GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
    • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

      GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
    • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

      GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
    • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

      GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

    Working on the Project:
    A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

    01

    PREPARATION

    You give us a pilot project – set us a
    task, provide samples, templates,
    instructions.
    02

    PILOT PROJECT

    We carry out this pilot project
    for FREE, according to all your
    instructions.
    03

    AGREEMENT

    You evaluate our work, we agree on
    the cost of further work.
    04

    LET’S STARTED!

    We sign a cooperation agreement and
    NDA, after which our team gets to
    work.

    Have a similar project?

    Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

      United Kingdom

      Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

      Estonia

      Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

      Ukraine

      Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
      +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

      BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

      Project Details

      GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


      Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


      The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

      Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

      Sector: Construction

      Sub Sector: Private Construction

      Services: Scan to CAD  

      Solution:
      Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
      Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
      Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

      Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

      People:
      GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
      The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
      As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

      Technology and Software:
      The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

      Process & Challenges

      Process:

      GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
      The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

      Our process included:

      • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
      • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
      • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

      Challenges:

      The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

      Key challenges included:

      • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
      • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
      • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

      Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

      Result

      High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

      Our Team

      Ievgen Lavrishko
      CEO & Owner
      Khrystyna Bochko
      HR Generalist
      Alevtyna Kostianchuk
      Senior Project Manager
      Andriiana Pavlyshyn
      Head of Business Development
      Roman Nahaiovskyi
      Project Manager
      Maria Kizim
      Lead Generation Specialist
      Ivanna Soltys
      Tender Manager

      Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

      • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

        GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
      • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

        GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
      • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

        GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
      • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

        GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

      Working on the Project:
      A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

      01

      PREPARATION

      You give us a pilot project – set us a
      task, provide samples, templates,
      instructions.
      02

      PILOT PROJECT

      We carry out this pilot project
      for FREE, according to all your
      instructions.
      03

      AGREEMENT

      You evaluate our work, we agree on
      the cost of further work.
      04

      LET’S STARTED!

      We sign a cooperation agreement and
      NDA, after which our team gets to
      work.

      Have a similar project?

      Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

        United Kingdom

        Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

        Estonia

        Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

        Ukraine

        Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
        +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

        BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

        Project Details

        GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


        Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


        The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

        Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

        Sector: Construction

        Sub Sector: Private Construction

        Services: Scan to CAD  

        Solution:
        Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
        Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
        Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

        Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

        People:
        GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
        The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
        As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

        Technology and Software:
        The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

        Process & Challenges

        Process:

        GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
        The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

        Our process included:

        • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
        • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
        • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

        Challenges:

        The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

        Key challenges included:

        • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
        • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
        • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

        Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

        Result

        High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

        Our Team

        Ievgen Lavrishko
        CEO & Owner
        Khrystyna Bochko
        HR Generalist
        Alevtyna Kostianchuk
        Senior Project Manager
        Andriiana Pavlyshyn
        Head of Business Development
        Roman Nahaiovskyi
        Project Manager
        Maria Kizim
        Lead Generation Specialist
        Ivanna Soltys
        Tender Manager

        Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

        • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

          GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
        • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

          GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
        • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

          GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
        • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

          GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

        Working on the Project:
        A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

        01

        PREPARATION

        You give us a pilot project – set us a
        task, provide samples, templates,
        instructions.
        02

        PILOT PROJECT

        We carry out this pilot project
        for FREE, according to all your
        instructions.
        03

        AGREEMENT

        You evaluate our work, we agree on
        the cost of further work.
        04

        LET’S STARTED!

        We sign a cooperation agreement and
        NDA, after which our team gets to
        work.

        Have a similar project?

        Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

          United Kingdom

          Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

          Estonia

          Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

          Ukraine

          Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
          +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

          SOFT – Web Platform for Digital Soil Mapping and Analysis

          Project Details

          GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


          Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


          The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

          Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

          Sector: Construction

          Sub Sector: Private Construction

          Services: Scan to CAD  

          Solution:
          Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
          Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
          Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

          Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

          People:
          GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
          The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
          As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

          Technology and Software:
          The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

          Process & Challenges

          Process:

          GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
          The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

          Our process included:

          • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
          • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
          • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

          Challenges:

          The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

          Key challenges included:

          • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
          • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
          • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

          Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

          Result

          High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

          Our Team

          Ievgen Lavrishko
          CEO & Owner
          Khrystyna Bochko
          HR Generalist
          Alevtyna Kostianchuk
          Senior Project Manager
          Andriiana Pavlyshyn
          Head of Business Development
          Roman Nahaiovskyi
          Project Manager
          Maria Kizim
          Lead Generation Specialist
          Ivanna Soltys
          Tender Manager

          Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

          • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

            GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
          • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

            GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
          • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

            GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
          • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

            GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

          Working on the Project:
          A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

          01

          PREPARATION

          You give us a pilot project – set us a
          task, provide samples, templates,
          instructions.
          02

          PILOT PROJECT

          We carry out this pilot project
          for FREE, according to all your
          instructions.
          03

          AGREEMENT

          You evaluate our work, we agree on
          the cost of further work.
          04

          LET’S STARTED!

          We sign a cooperation agreement and
          NDA, after which our team gets to
          work.

          Have a similar project?

          Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

            United Kingdom

            Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

            Estonia

            Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

            Ukraine

            Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
            +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

            SOFT – Development of a Web-Based 3D Point Cloud Visualization Platform

            Project Details

            GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


            Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


            The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

            Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

            Sector: Construction

            Sub Sector: Private Construction

            Services: Scan to CAD  

            Solution:
            Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
            Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
            Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

            Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

            People:
            GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
            The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
            As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

            Technology and Software:
            The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

            Process & Challenges

            Process:

            GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
            The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

            Our process included:

            • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
            • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
            • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

            Challenges:

            The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

            Key challenges included:

            • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
            • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
            • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

            Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

            Result

            High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

            Our Team

            Ievgen Lavrishko
            CEO & Owner
            Khrystyna Bochko
            HR Generalist
            Alevtyna Kostianchuk
            Senior Project Manager
            Andriiana Pavlyshyn
            Head of Business Development
            Roman Nahaiovskyi
            Project Manager
            Maria Kizim
            Lead Generation Specialist
            Ivanna Soltys
            Tender Manager

            Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

            • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

              GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
            • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

              GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
            • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

              GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
            • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

              GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

            Working on the Project:
            A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

            01

            PREPARATION

            You give us a pilot project – set us a
            task, provide samples, templates,
            instructions.
            02

            PILOT PROJECT

            We carry out this pilot project
            for FREE, according to all your
            instructions.
            03

            AGREEMENT

            You evaluate our work, we agree on
            the cost of further work.
            04

            LET’S STARTED!

            We sign a cooperation agreement and
            NDA, after which our team gets to
            work.

            Have a similar project?

            Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

              United Kingdom

              Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

              Estonia

              Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

              Ukraine

              Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
              +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

              SOFT – Development of a Precision Agriculture Site Monitoring Platform

              Project Details

              GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


              Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


              The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

              Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

              Sector: Construction

              Sub Sector: Private Construction

              Services: Scan to CAD  

              Solution:
              Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
              Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
              Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

              Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

              People:
              GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
              The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
              As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

              Technology and Software:
              The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

              Process & Challenges

              Process:

              GIS-Point processed the laser scanning data to produce accurate as-built documentation of the building.
              The workflow focused on interpreting the point cloud dataset and converting it into structured architectural drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

              Our process included:

              • Importing and processing the point cloud data within the BIM environment to support the as-built documentation process
              • Analyzing the existing building geometry and developing accurate floor plans and building sections based on the scan data
              • Creating façade drawings and preparing coordinated architectural documentation reflecting the as-built condition of the structure

              Challenges:

              The project involved preparing as-built documentation of an existing building located on a steep rocky terrain. The complexity of the site conditions and the nature of the scan data required careful interpretation of the point cloud and detailed analysis of the building geometry.

              Key challenges included:

              • Challenging terrain: The building is located on a rocky slope near the castle, which resulted in irregular floor levels and complex structural geometry.
              • Dense interior scan data: The interior point cloud contained a large amount of furniture and objects, making it difficult to clearly identify wall boundaries and structural elements.
              • Building deformations: As an older structure, the building exhibited noticeable geometric deviations and deformations, requiring careful interpretation of the scan data to produce accurate as-built drawings.

              Successfully addressing these challenges ensured the creation of reliable as-built architectural documentation reflecting the real condition of the building.

              Result

              High-quality as-built architectural documentation was developed from laser scanning data, including precise floor plans, sections, and faсade drawings reflecting the building’s current condition.

              Our Team

              Ievgen Lavrishko
              CEO & Owner
              Khrystyna Bochko
              HR Generalist
              Alevtyna Kostianchuk
              Senior Project Manager
              Andriiana Pavlyshyn
              Head of Business Development
              Roman Nahaiovskyi
              Project Manager
              Maria Kizim
              Lead Generation Specialist
              Ivanna Soltys
              Tender Manager

              Navigating Our Impressive BIM Portfolio

              • BIM Modeling of Kindergarten “Bitīte”

                GIS-Point was engaged to develop a BIM model of a two-storey kindergarten building based on available architectural documentation and point cloud data. The project focused on creating an accurate digital representation of the building geometry, including key architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, and openings. The resulting BIM model was structured and optimized to support coordination workflows and prepared for export in IFC format to ensure compatibility with industry-standard BIM platforms.
              • BIM Modeling of Metropolitan House Serviced Offices

                GIS-Point was engaged to update the digital documentation of an existing multi-storey commercial building following significant changes since the previous survey conducted in 2012. The project involved processing newly acquired point cloud data and developing an accurate LOD300 BIM model covering the basement, ground floor, and seven upper levels. The scope included modeling structural elements, architectural components, and visible building services, as well as generating coordinated 2D CAD drawings including floor plans, elevations, and sections at 1:50 scale. The resulting BIM model provides an up-to-date digital representation of the building to support the client’s planning and design process.
              • BIM Modeling of Frenchton Farmhouse

                GIS-Point was commissioned to develop a digital BIM model of an existing historic farmhouse based on laser scanning data. The project included point cloud processing and modeling of the building envelope and basic interior layout in Autodesk Revit at LOD 300.
              • Scan-to-CAD Documentation of Pied Chateau

                GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building. Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property. The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work.

              Working on the Project:
              A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

              01

              PREPARATION

              You give us a pilot project – set us a
              task, provide samples, templates,
              instructions.
              02

              PILOT PROJECT

              We carry out this pilot project
              for FREE, according to all your
              instructions.
              03

              AGREEMENT

              You evaluate our work, we agree on
              the cost of further work.
              04

              LET’S STARTED!

              We sign a cooperation agreement and
              NDA, after which our team gets to
              work.

              Have a similar project?

              Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

                United Kingdom

                Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

                Estonia

                Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

                Ukraine

                Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
                +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

                SOFT – Development of an Interactive Street Panorama and GIS Layer Management Platform

                Development of an Interactive Street Panorama and GIS Layer Management Platform

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                Project Details

                The platform was developed for urban planning and development companies looking to provide users with interactive access to street-level views and customizable GIS data. The solution offers a virtual navigation experience where users can explore various locations through street panoramas. Additionally, it provides the ability to add, configure, and style multiple layers of geographic information, which can be overlaid on base maps for enriched visual and spatial analysis. This feature is particularly useful for professionals in urban planning, tourism, and logistics.

                Client: Urban Planning and Development Company

                Sector: Information Technology

                Sub Sector: Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Virtual Navigation

                Services:

                Solution:

                Creation of an online platform that offers users the ability to view and navigate through horizontal panoramic street-level images. The platform also allows users to configure and style layers of geographic information and overlay them on base maps for customized visual experiences.

                Location: Global (Remote access for users worldwide)

                People:

                The team included GIS specialists, software engineers, and a project manager who oversaw the platform’s development and integration of the panoramic image navigation. The UI/UX team designed an intuitive interface to simplify the complex layering of geographic data, while the development team focused on seamless integration with mapping technologies.

                Technology and Software:

                • WebGL for real-time panoramic image rendering
                • GIS technologies (ArcGIS, QGIS)
                • Database: SQLClient
                • Cloud services: AWS
                • Front-end: Angular
                • Back-end: .NET

                Process & Challenges

                Process:

                1. Initial Consultation: Understanding client needs and identifying the required features, including panoramic navigation and multi-layer GIS integration.
                2. Platform Design: Designing a user-friendly interface that would allow users to easily navigate panoramic images and customize geographic layers.
                3. Development: 
                • Integration of panoramic image technology to allow users to view 360° images along streets.
                • Managing and overlaying geographic information layers.
                • Backend system built for performance and scalability.
                1. Testing and Optimization: Rigorous testing of the platform’s performance, especially the real-time overlay of multiple GIS layers, and ensuring smooth transitions between panoramic images.

                Challenges:

                • Real-time Rendering of Panoramic Images: Ensuring that users can smoothly transition between street-level images without delay.
                • GIS Layer Customization: Allowing users to style and overlay geographic layers in real-time required careful handling of data and computational resources.
                • Scalability: The platform had to be designed to accommodate large numbers of users simultaneously, ensuring high performance across diverse geographic regions.

                Result

                The platform provided users with a seamless experience for navigating street panoramas and customizing geographic data layers. It enabled urban planners, researchers, and the general public to visualize real-world locations while also analyzing geographic data intuitively and engagingly. The solution has been widely adopted by professionals in urban development, tourism, and transportation, leading to enhanced planning and decision-making processes.

                Our Team

                Ievgen Lavrishko
                CEO & Owner
                Khrystyna Bochko
                HR Generalist
                Alevtyna Kostianchuk
                Senior Project Manager
                Andriiana Pavlyshyn
                Head of Business Development
                Roman Nahaiovskyi
                Project Manager
                Maria Kizim
                Lead Generation Specialist
                Ivanna Soltys
                Tender Manager

                Navigating Our Impressive SOFT Portfolio

                • Tracking system for public transport

                  The system is designed to comprehensively address the issues of public passenger transport
                • Software for bus forecasting tables

                  Develop software for public transport which display on tables arrival information about bus, tram and trolleybus.
                • Software development for a weather forecast program

                  Software development for a weather forecast program
                • Oil and gas software products

                  Software Development for the energy industry to control and track of logistics, drilling, mining.
                • Development of a Satellite Images Sales Platform 

                  A portal for the sale of satellite images

                Working on the Project:
                A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

                01

                PREPARATION

                You give us a pilot project – set us a task, provide samples, templates, instructions.
                02

                PILOT PROJECT

                We carry out this pilot project
                for FREE, according to all your
                instructions.
                03

                AGREEMENT

                You evaluate our work, we agree on the cost of further work.
                04

                LET’S STARTED!

                We sign a cooperation agreement and NDA, after which our team gets to work.

                Have a similar project?

                Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

                  United Kingdom

                  Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

                  Estonia

                  Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

                  Ukraine

                  Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
                  +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

                  GIS – Fulfillment of government orders for the creation and updating of databases

                  Project Details

                  GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


                  Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


                  The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

                  Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

                  Sector: Construction

                  Sub Sector: Private Construction

                  Services: Scan to CAD  

                  Solution:
                  Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
                  Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
                  Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

                  Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

                  People:
                  GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
                  The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
                  As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

                  Technology and Software:
                  The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

                  Process & Challenges

                  Process:
                  The process began with the detailed vectorization of existing raster data, including topographic maps and orthophotography. The team meticulously processed geodetic and land documentation, extracting accurate coordinates and delineations of land plots. This data was then used to construct comprehensive attribute databases, ensuring all necessary details were captured.
                  The team created specific databases for various types of infrastructure. These included databases for underground and above-ground engineering networks such as water supply systems, power grids, gas lines, and sewage systems. Additionally, a topographic objects database was created to map roads, sidewalks, embankments, contour lines, and other relevant features. Another database was dedicated to buildings, capturing detailed information on their locations, dimensions, and attributes.
                  Topological checks were performed to validate the integrity and accuracy of the data. This included verifying the connectivity and continuity of the mapped features, which is crucial for accurate representation of municipal utility networks. The team also incorporated extensive metadata and attribute information, linking each mapped feature with relevant data to enhance the utility and usability of the database.
                  Additionally, the team ensured that the databases adhered to legislative requirements and industry standards, conducting thorough quality assurance processes. This involved cross-referencing the newly created data with existing records and maps to ensure consistency and accuracy.

                  Challenges:
                  Ensuring the accuracy and compliance of the electronic map with legislative requirements while managing a large volume of data and maintaining high precision during vectorization and data processing. The work involved handling incoming data ranging from the 1900s to the present day, requiring detailed and sequential analysis. The entire project was executed in specialized software and conducted in Polish, further adding to the complexity. The vast amounts of data demanded careful management and rigorous quality control to maintain the integrity of the final product.

                  Result

                  The resulting data is utilized on geospatial portals and other platforms for various purposes, including city planning and infrastructure management. The project resulted in comprehensive and up-to-date electronic maps that meet all legislative requirements.

                  Our Team

                  Ievgen Lavrishko
                  CEO & Owner
                  Khrystyna Bochko
                  HR Generalist
                  Alevtyna Kostianchuk
                  Senior Project Manager
                  Andriiana Pavlyshyn
                  Head of Business Development
                  Roman Nahaiovskyi
                  Project Manager
                  Maria Kizim
                  Lead Generation Specialist
                  Ivanna Soltys
                  Tender Manager

                  Navigating Our Impressive GIS Portfolio

                  • Automatic tree recognition from orthophotos

                    Location:

                    Germany

                    Automatic Tree Recognition with ArcGIS Pro is a project that aims to develop and implement an algorithm for automatic recognition of tree species based on remote sensing data.
                  • Digitizing utility service connections

                    Location:

                    Canada

                    The project encompasses the digitization of utility service connections, specifically for water, sewer, and storm services, spanning across 12,706 properties (parcels) within the City.
                  • Geospatial Analysis and Image Processing

                    Location:

                    Poland

                    Editing the automatically generated database of motorways, bridges and roads.
                  • Precision 2D Vector Map Creating at 1500 Scale

                    Location:

                    Latvia

                    Precision 2D Vector Map Creating at 1500 Scale
                  • Processing of cadastral plots

                    Location:

                    Ukraine

                    Our GIS specialists performed a complete data conversion, meeting all the client’s requirements and ensuring high quality of information processing.

                  Working on the Project:
                  A Step-by-Step Journey to Success

                  01

                  PREPARATION

                  You give us a pilot project – set us a
                  task, provide samples, templates,
                  instructions.
                  02

                  PILOT PROJECT

                  We carry out this pilot project
                  for FREE, according to all your
                  instructions.
                  03

                  AGREEMENT

                  You evaluate our work, we agree on
                  the cost of further work.
                  04

                  LET’S STARTED!

                  We sign a cooperation agreement and
                  NDA, after which our team gets to
                  work.

                  Have a similar project?

                  Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

                    United Kingdom

                    Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

                    Estonia

                    Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

                    Ukraine

                    Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
                    +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com

                    LiDAR – Updating topography database and checking old vector data

                    Project Details

                    GIS-Point was engaged to process the laser scan data and produce accurate architectural drawings of the building.


                    Using the provided point cloud dataset, the team analyzed the existing structure and developed detailed floor plans, building sections, and façade drawings reflecting the current condition of the property.


                    The project focused on transforming complex survey data into clear and structured documentation to support further architectural and engineering work

                    Client: The company delivers advanced industrial design, CAD modeling, and geodetic survey services, using 3D scanning and digital modeling to support engineering projects.

                    Sector: Construction

                    Sub Sector: Private Construction

                    Services: Scan to CAD  

                    Solution:
                    Processing and analysis of point cloud survey data
                    Creation of accurate floor plans, sections, and façade drawings
                    Preparation of structured architectural documentation for the project

                    Location: La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium

                    People:
                    GIS-Point assembled a team of experienced BIM specialists and CAD technicians to process the point cloud data and develop the required architectural drawings.
                    The team carefully analyzed the survey dataset and collaborated closely to ensure accuracy and consistency throughout the documentation process.
                    As a result, precise floor plans, sections, and façade drawings were successfully delivered in accordance with the project requirements.

                    Technology and Software:
                    The project utilized Autodesk ReCap and AutoCAD for point cloud processing and preparation of architectural documentation. Internal cloud storage was used for secure data management and team collaboration.

                    Have a similar project?

                    Contact us, we’ll help with its implementation.

                      United Kingdom

                      Devonshire str., 41, Ground Floor, London W1G 7AJ, UK

                      Estonia

                      Harju maakond, Tallinn, Kesklinna linnaosa, Kaupmehe tn 7-120, 10114, Estonia

                      Ukraine

                      Ukraine, Lviv, Sadova street, 2a/1
                      +380672088520 Ievgen Lavrishko
info@gis-point.com