Work & services

See the space.
Work with the detail.

Commercial reality capture and scan-to-Revit, with examples you can explore.

01

A commercial interior, open for exploration.

Move through the space and look around. The tour gives remote teams a shared visual reference for the layout and visible conditions.

Click or tap to explore. Drag to look around. Use the dollhouse control for an overview.

Open full-screen tour ↗

Matterport Pro3 capture. Example provided by Aerial Imagery.

02

One building. Two ways to understand it.

Compare the captured space with the Revit model. Use the Autodesk viewer to explore the geometry from different angles.

Matterport dollhouse view of a commercial building
Captured spaceMatterport
Revit model of the captured commercial building
Digital modelRevit
Explore the 3D model ↗

Opens in Autodesk in a new tab. Example provided by Aerial Imagery.

Deliverables

Choose what the next stage needs.

A visual walkthrough, spatial data, or a model your design team can use. We scope the right combination with you.

01

Walk through the space

Matterport Pro3 capture and a hosted 3D tour give your team a shared view of the existing interior.

02

Bring the site into your workflow

E57 point clouds provide spatial data for your coordination and modeling workflow. Export requirements are agreed in the project scope.

03

Move from scan to Revit

A Revit model translates the captured building into geometry for renovation and design. Model detail and deliverables are defined with your team.

Before we begin

A few practical details.

Start with the project goals. We will help define the capture and deliverable requirements.

What will our team receive?

The agreed scope can include a hosted Matterport tour, E57 point cloud, Revit model, or a combination. We confirm file formats and model requirements before capture.

How much detail goes into the Revit model?

Model detail depends on your intended use. Tell us which elements and spaces matter so the deliverable can be scoped around the work your team needs to do.

What should we prepare before a site visit?

Confirm access to each required area, any escort or safety requirements, and restrictions on photography or scanning. Let us know about occupied areas and limited access windows.

Can you help with multiple sites?

Yes. Share the site list, priorities, and required deliverables so we can plan a consistent capture approach and discuss scheduling.

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What are you working on?

Tell us about the space, the decisions ahead, and the files your team needs.

Discuss your project ↗