Grand Valbuena Housing Development

In this project, Reality Capture was carried out using laser scanning to generate a detailed BIM model that documented the initial conditions of the land and existing structures. This information provided an accurate foundation for the design and development of vertical housing, ensuring that each stage of the project was supported by reliable and up-to-date data. Additionally, aerial photography was used to complement the documentation and provide a comprehensive view of the project’s surroundings.

Gran Vivir

León, México

2019

Blue icon showing a surveillance camera and a drone flying over trees, mountains, and buildings.

REALITY CAPTURE

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

PHOTOGRAPHY DIGITAL

Ícono de contorno azul de un monitor de computadora que muestra un tablero con gráficos y tablas

DIGITAL MODELS

A gray terrestrial laser scanner is centered within a circular border

Laser scanning

Laser scanning enabled the capture of a precise point cloud that thoroughly documented the terrain characteristics and existing structures. These data facilitated the identification of critical conditions and ensured accuracy in the planning and design of the vertical housing development.

Un ícono de dron en escala de grises volando sobre una ciudad

Aerial photography

Aerial photography was used to capture detailed images of the surroundings and adjacent areas of the land. These images complemented the technical data, providing key visual context for planning the vertical housing development and assessing the overall project environment.

Un círculo gris con formas cuadradas y rectangulares negras de diferentes tamaños dispuestas en su interior y alrededor

BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Based on the laser scanning data, a detailed BIM model was developed, integrating the site’s characteristics and existing structures. This model was used to plan the architectural design, optimise coordination between disciplines, and ensure the efficient execution of the project.

Gran Vivir

León, México

2019

Grand Valbuena Housing Development

In this project, Reality Capture was carried out using laser scanning to generate a detailed BIM model that documented the initial conditions of the land and existing structures. This information provided an accurate foundation for the design and development of vertical housing, ensuring that each stage of the project was supported by reliable and up-to-date data. Additionally, aerial photography was used to complement the documentation and provide a comprehensive view of the project’s surroundings.

REALITY CAPTURE

Laser Scanning

Laser scanning enabled the capture of a precise point cloud that thoroughly documented the terrain characteristics and existing structures. These data facilitated the identification of critical conditions and ensured accuracy in the planning and design of the vertical housing development.

PHOTOGRAPHY DIGITAL

Aerial Photography

Aerial photography was used to capture detailed images of the surroundings and adjacent areas of the land. These images complemented the technical data, providing key visual context for planning the vertical housing development and assessing the overall project environment.

DIGITAL MODELS

BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Based on the laser scanning data, a detailed BIM model was developed, integrating the site’s characteristics and existing structures. This model was used to plan the architectural design, optimise coordination between disciplines, and ensure the efficient execution of the project.