Weston

Project Overview

We delivered a complete existing-conditions package in Weston, combining high-fidelity reality capture with coordinated BIM. Our team produced extensive CAD output, a full set of interior elevations, and both Revit and SketchUp models—built from trusted site data and quality-controlled to support downstream design, coordination, and construction.

Highlights

Unified point-cloud + photo dataset as a single source of truth

Measured accuracy for confident design decisions

Clear handoff: Revit model, CAD sheets, and interior elevations aligned

Scope & Deliverables

Reality Capture & Data Integration

Terrestrial laser scanning (LiDAR) and high-res field photography

Targeting, registration, and QA checks

Unified point cloud aligned to project coordinates

CAD & Drawings

Plans, sections, and detailed interior elevations

Layered CAD with consistent lineweights and naming standards

BIM & 3D Models

Revit model with families, parameters, and sheets for coordination

SketchUp model for rapid visualization and stakeholder reviews

Handoff Package

Revit (RVT), CAD (DWG), point cloud (RCP/E57, per agreement), PDFs, and model exports

Methods & Workflow

Capture → Validate → Model → Document

On-Site Data Collection
Laser scanning across interiors and key exterior faces; targeted control; overlap for coverage.

Registration & QA
Cloud alignment, drift checks, coverage review, and spot-measure validation.

Modeling & Drafting
Revit modeling of architecture and key systems; interior elevation set; CAD sheets by discipline.

Coordination & Issue Resolution
Model checks, naming standards, layer/family consistency, and review comments resolved.

Final Delivery
Clean, organized files for design teams, builders, and owners.

Tools We Used

Capture: LiDAR laser scanning, photogrammetry, 360° context imagery

Authoring: Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp

QA/QC: Registration reports, deviation checks, standardized templates

Image / Gallery Captions (use as alt text + captions)

Point cloud overview — main level alignment

Revit model cutaway — stair and circulation core

Interior elevation set — kitchen + built-ins

CAD section through primary volume

SketchUp massing — early visualization snapshot

QA registration summary — target and overlap coverage

Results

With a coordinated BIM and drawing set in hand, the project team moves forward with fewer assumptions—accelerating design options, simplifying coordination, and reducing rework during construction.

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