As-built Services
Scan-to-BIM (Building Information Modeling) is a process that involves capturing accurate 3D data of an existing building or infrastructure using various scanning technologies and converting that data into a digital BIM model. This process allows for the integration of as-built conditions into the design and construction phases of a project.
Our skilled team of BIM Modelers, with their significant knowledge and understanding, is able to perform complex Scan-to-BIM services and provide high-quality output using inputs such as point cloud scan/laser surveyed data and scanned PDFs of structures, which include architectural, structural, and MEP facilities. Furthermore, we follow a standard method for preparing as-built drawings by updating the original model or drawings and incorporating changes made during construction. This can be used for later reference.
Through BIM modeling, clients can easily gain an overview of the structure's layout and the routing of MEP elements. This enables them to plan for retrofitting or extending the structure. Additionally, the current state of the structure can be determined, and any excessive deflection or other defects requiring rectification can be identified. Measures to strengthen or correct the defects can be implemented, and we also provide economical structural solutions for these issues.
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Scan-to-BIM is a powerful technique that allows for a more efficient and accurate representation of existing structures in the digital environment. It helps in reducing errors, improving collaboration, and facilitating informed decision-making throughout the life-cycle of a project.
These drawings/models are created or updated during or after the construction process to document the final state of a building or infrastructure project. As-built drawings capture any modifications, changes, or deviations from the original design, deviations from the original plans are documented. This includes modifications due to unforeseen site conditions, design revisions, material substitutions, or field adjustments.and serve as a reference for future maintenance, renovations, or documentation purposes.
Post-strength analysis and report generation refer to the process of analysing the structural strength and performance of a building or infrastructure component after construction The analysis aims to evaluate the structural integrity, identify any weaknesses or failures, and generate a comprehensive report summarizing the findings.
