Reality capture was carried out at the medical center using terrestrial laser scanning, obtaining a highly precise point cloud that detailed the current conditions of the building. With this information, a BIM model was developed, allowing for construction management and accurate material volume quantifications, optimizing the planning and execution of the project.
The terrestrial laser scanning captured millions of points with high precision, generating a detailed point cloud that faithfully reflected the architectural and structural conditions of the medical center. This survey provided reliable data that served as the foundation for analysis, planning, and the development of the following project phases.
Using the generated point cloud, a BIM model was developed, integrating all relevant information of the building. This model allowed for managing construction progress, conducting accurate material quantifications, and optimizing planning for time and resources, improving coordination and reducing errors at all project stages.
