Coppel Brisas Department Store

The use of advanced technologies was proposed for the needs assessment of selected operational stores undergoing remodeling, including terrestrial laser scanning, 360 photography, BIM modeling, and Virtual Reality walkthroughs. As part of the process, pilot tests were conducted to validate the integration of these tools and optimize the planning and execution of the remodels.

Coppel

Tijuana, México

2019

Ícono azul que muestra una cámara de vigilancia y un dron volando sobre árboles, montañas y edificios

REALITY CAPTURE

Un contorno azul de una cámara con un símbolo de engranaje al frente, encerrado dentro de un círculo azul

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Ícono de arte de línea azul de un monitor de computadora que muestra un cubo 3D y elementos de interfaz, lo que sugiere un software de diseño o modelado 3D, encerrado en un borde circular

DIGITAL MODELS

Contorno azul de una cabeza humana de perfil con gafas de realidad virtual, encerrada en un círculo azul sobre fondo blanco

EXTENDED REALITY

Un escáner láser terrestre de color gris está centrado dentro de un borde circular

TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING

Terrestrial laser scanning captured a precise point cloud, documenting the architectural and structural conditions of each store. This information ensured a detailed and reliable record for assessing the current state and accurately planning the remodels.

Ícono gris de una cámara con flechas circulares a su alrededor, rodeado por un círculo y el texto 360° encima, que simboliza una cobertura de sonido inmersiva de 360 ​​grados

360° PHOTOGRAPHY

360° images of the operational stores were captured, providing an immersive and up-to-date visualization of the environment. This tool facilitated remote inspections and decision-making without the need for on-site visits.

Ícono circular gris que muestra la palabra BIM junto a un edificio simplificado en un monitor de computadora, representando el Modelado de Información de Construcción en proyectos de arquitectura

BIM
(Building Information Modeling)

Based on the collected data, BIM models were developed to integrate all relevant information for the remodeling process. These models enabled discipline coordination, optimized design, and efficient change management in each store.

Un simple contorno gris de gafas de realidad virtual (VR) con las letras VR en el frente, encerrado dentro de un borde circular sobre un fondo blanco

VIRTUAL REALITY

Virtual Reality walkthroughs were created to visualize the remodeled stores before execution. This allowed design teams and clients to evaluate modifications and validate proposals interactively, enhancing decision-making.

Coppel

Tijuana, México

2019

Coppel Brisas Department Store

The use of advanced technologies was proposed for the needs assessment of selected operational stores undergoing remodeling, including terrestrial laser scanning, 360 photography, BIM modeling, and Virtual Reality walkthroughs. As part of the process, pilot tests were conducted to validate the integration of these tools and optimize the planning and execution of the remodels.

REALITY CAPTURE

Terrestrial Laser Scanning

Terrestrial laser scanning captured a precise point cloud, documenting the architectural and structural conditions of each store. This information ensured a detailed and reliable record for assessing the current state and accurately planning the remodels.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

360° Photography

360° images of the operational stores were captured, providing an immersive and up-to-date visualization of the environment. This tool facilitated remote inspections and decision-making without the need for on-site visits.

DIGITAL MODELS

BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Based on the collected data, BIM models were developed to integrate all relevant information for the remodeling process. These models enabled discipline coordination, optimized design, and efficient change management in each store.

EXTENDED REALITY

Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality walkthroughs were created to visualize the remodeled stores before execution. This allowed design teams and clients to evaluate modifications and validate proposals interactively, enhancing decision-making.