Heritage

Heritage & Scanning

Laser scanning is a great way to record historic buildings and structures.
The point cloud data and site photography help to capture the buildings condition and is a permanent record in time.
This data set can then be used to ensure the preservation of a site or structure providing highly detailed data for restoration, reconstruction or visualisation, allowing people to visit sites virtually where access may be an issue.

Heritage - Intro

Related Projects

Selby Abbey - Yorkshire
Scanning historic buildings is always one of our favourite things to do. The data collected at Selby Abbey, which was founded in 1069 was used for 3D visualisations of the Abbey itself and the surrounding area for a local regeneration project.
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National Museum Cardiff
We consider ourselves very fortunate to have been asked to carry out a full laser scan survey of the National Museum Cardiff. Like so many large historic buildings which have changed and been altered over time, there was a lack of accurate, up to date plans.
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Listed Barn - Herefordshire
A full laser scan survey was carried out on this listed barn in order to produce detailed 2D floor plans, elevations and sections for its conversion. The barn had been used for housing cattle and was in a state of disrepair.
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St John's Church - Mansfield
This project was to aid the major repair work and restoration of the tower and spire of the Grade II listed church which was built in 1855.
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