Renovation Application

Laser Scanning for Renovation & Retrofit

Establish existing spatial conditions before design, coordination and construction decisions are made for renovation or retrofit work.

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01Alteration zones
02Adjacent constraints
03Tie-in locations
04Pre-design documentation

Project Guidance

How does laser scanning support renovation?

Laser scanning gives renovation teams a field-verified reference for the work area, adjacent construction, structural and MEP interfaces, openings and proposed tie-in locations. Capture limits and deliverables should follow the design questions, not simply the room boundary.

01

Capture the alteration zone and what constrains it

Renovation decisions depend on more than the surfaces being demolished. Adjacent structure, ceilings, floor transitions, openings, equipment, routed services and access paths may control how new work connects to the existing building.

02

Document access and visibility limits

Older or occupied buildings can include locked rooms, concealed construction, fixed finishes and areas that cannot be safely approached. The capture plan should identify access needs and the final record should state known gaps rather than imply hidden conditions were measured.

03

Match the output to the design workflow

A point cloud may support direct review and measurement, CAD backgrounds may support drawing production, and existing-condition BIM may support coordinated modeling. Views, categories, coordinates and applicable Level of Development (LOD) should be chosen for the renovation team's actual workflow.

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Next Step

Define the capture around the decision you need to make.

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