Historic Preservation/Architecture

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Terrestrial laser scanning enables a detailed surveying of complex buildings.

Watch an animated 3D-Laserscan of the Hochgarage LeipzigThe creation of total point clouds of the interior and exterior of entire buildings is possible. Thereby a complete geometrical capture of difficult complexes of buildings is possible with a low amount of time and money. A complete correction of errors is carried out by separate traverses.

The elaboration of true-to-deformation, geometrically accurate and stone-by-stone surveys as a basis for further processing or historic analyses by specialised experts is possible.

Watch an animated 3D-Laserscan of the Milchhofs NürnbergThe result of a 3D laser scan is a virtual point cloud, which can, according to the requirements, be processed into 2D plans, ortho photos, 3D models and truviews. The accuracy on site amounts to +-2mm. On the object as a whole an accuracy of +- 1cm can be achieved on the basis of accompanying basic surveys.

 

Further examples of our previous works:

Watch a measurement of the Festspieltheaters Luisenburg Wunsiedel   Watch a Roundshot of the Festspieltheaters Luisenburg Wunsiedel   Watch a Panorama of the Festspieltheaters Luisenburg Wunsiedel
       
Watch a rendering of the Schloss Unterschwaningen   Watch a rendering of the Schloss Unterschwaningen   Watch a rendering of the Schloss Unterschwaningen
Watch a Video of the Flaschnerhaus Wendelstein    

 

 

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