Conservation buildings, shophouse facades and streetscapes captured as measurable records, before works, weather or time change them.
A conservation building carries detail that no drawing set fully records: settlement, previous repairs, ornament that was replaced once already. Once works begin, the pre-existing state is gone, and any dispute about what was there relies on memory and photographs.
Scanning captures the condition as it stands, at a known date, to a known tolerance. That record supports the conservation submission, the works themselves, and any question that arises afterwards about what was original.
Facades, interiors and ornament recorded as measurable geometry.
Public realm and street elevations captured as continuous point clouds.
Elevations and sections drafted from the scan for conservation submissions.
The common pattern is a capture before works begin and another on completion. The first is the condition record and the design basis; the second demonstrates what was done. Both come from the same method, so they are directly comparable rather than approximately similar.
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