3D laser scanning for existing listed buildings

When managing historic buildings, you are often faced with the challenge that no current or even no building plans are available. Be it due to unrecorded changes to the buildings or lost plans. This situation particularly affects buildings of outstanding historical importance, such as churches, monasteries, castles and other listed buildings.

This is where the 3D laser scan comes into play, with its 3D point cloud forming the basis for the creation of new building plans. These serve not only as a basis for extension or conversion measures, but also for careful building renovation. 3D laser scanning enables extremely precise and detailed recording of the building. Not only the outer form, but also the finest details such as ornaments, decorations and structures are recorded.

The result is a comprehensive digital documentation of the monument, which serves as a valuable reference for future restoration work or research. In addition, recording the monuments in their current condition enables changes over time to be identified and the need for conservation to be analyzed. Preserve cultural heritage with state-of-the-art technology and accurate data.