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From 3D Scanning to
As-Built documentation.

3D surveying creates a detailed digital record of existing conditions, reducing the need for repeated site visits and allowing plans, sections and elevations to be developed from the same coordinated dataset.​
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Terrestrial LiDAR scanning is used to capture buildings and complex environments with high geometric detail, while UAV photogrammetry extends the survey to roofs, facades and larger sites.
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Depending on the project requirements, deliverables may include registered point clouds, measured CAD drawings, BIM models, orthophotos, 360° imagery and digital twins prepared for architectural, engineering, conservation and creative workflows.

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We capture existing buildings, sites and complex spaces using terrestrial LiDAR scanning, delivering registered, measurable point clouds for documentation, design and analysis.

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We produce measured CAD plans, sections and elevations directly from registered 3D survey data, prepared for design, renovation, planning and conservation.

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We produce structured BIM models from registered point clouds, developed to an agreed scope and level of detail for design, coordination and asset documentation.

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We produce structured BIM models from registered point clouds, developed to an agreed scope and level of detail for design, coordination and asset documentation.

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We register, clean and quality-check externally captured laser-scan data, delivering coordinated point clouds ready for CAD, BIM, visualisation and archival use.

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We provide interactive access to registered point clouds and panoramic scan imagery through Leica TruView, allowing project teams to navigate, measure, annotate and review surveyed spaces remotely.

FAQ | 3D Survey Cyprus

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+357 99 927768 _ Demetris

+357 99 284779 _ Evripides

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