Scan-to-BIM
Revit models built from our own registered scans, so the model and the point cloud line up. You tell us what the model is for, and we model to that.
Request a quoteBook a 30-minute callLevel of Development (LOD) describes what the model contains. Level of Accuracy (LOA), from the U.S. Institute of Building Documentation (USIBD), describes how closely the model and the point cloud match the real building. They are separate, and a good scope states both.
| LOD | What it means in an existing conditions model | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| LOD 200 | Elements are shown with approximate size, shape and location. | Space planning, early feasibility |
| LOD 300 | Elements are modeled at their measured size, shape, location and orientation. | Design, permit sets, most renovations |
| LOD 350 | LOD 300 plus the connections and interfaces between systems. | Coordination and trade work |
Architectural and structural elements come standard. MEP scope is set per project, because it drives most of the modeling time.
LOD is what the model contains. LOA is how accurate the measured data and the model are. A model can be LOD 300 and still be built from data that is too loose for the job, so specify both.
We prefer to model from our own scans, because we know how they were registered. If you have existing scan data, send a sample and we will tell you whether it is usable.
Yes, when the project needs it. MEP scope is defined per project because it has the biggest effect on schedule and cost.
The version your team uses. Tell us at scoping, along with any template or standards you want followed.
Send the address, the scope and your deadline. We reply within 24 hours with questions or a quote.
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