For Architects
TruePoint Spatial uses LiDAR scanning to capture existing residential and commercial buildings and sites in 3D, giving your team a detailed record to reference throughout design. We work across a range of properties, from homes and offices to restaurants, retail spaces, schools, and municipal buildings. Work directly from the point cloud, or have us turn the capture into 2D drawings or a Revit model. Bring the project into the tools your team already uses, with a practical starting point and reliable existing-conditions information to support design from start to finish.
Reference later
When questions come up during design, use the 3D capture data to check measurements, confirm details, and answer questions as the project develops. The 3D capture keeps the property within reach throughout the design process.
Built around your workflow
Capture includes Autodesk-ready RCP/RCS point-cloud files that can be attached in AutoCAD or linked in Revit as spatial reference while your team drafts or models. Simply choose Capture, Drawings, or Model to match the level of documentation that best supports your workflow.
3D Reality Capture
We scan the home, building, or site to create a detailed 3D record of the property as it exists today. The result is a measurable point cloud and visual record that lets you revisit the property, see captured details, and take measurements after the scan is complete.
Design-Ready 2D
Build on the 3D Capture with detailed 2D drawings. Floor plans, elevations, and sections are created directly from the scan, giving your project a reliable starting point for design and planning. Start design with the existing conditions already drafted.
Revit Existing Conditions
Build on Capture and Drawings with a Revit model of the project. Created from the 3D scan, the model gives the design team a ready-to-use digital starting point for renovation, addition, and design work. Start design with the existing property already modeled.
Design Context
Whether you’re working with a residential or commercial property, existing conditions often involve layers of geometry and spatial relationships that are easier to understand in three dimensions. LiDAR captures the building’s geometry, spatial relationships, and unique details, giving your team a clearer understanding of the project and a stronger foundation for the next phase of design.
LiDAR captures floors, ceilings, structure, stairs, and grade together, making the vertical relationships between building elements much easier to understand and coordinate.
For additions and renovations, understand the places where new work will meet existing construction. LiDAR gives your team measurable context around walls, openings, elevations, and adjacent conditions.
Existing buildings are rarely perfectly square, level, or plumb. LiDAR captures angled walls, slopes, stairs, and other irregular geometry that can be difficult to document conventionally.
Capture the building and surrounding site together so your team can clearly understand how floor elevations, circulation, grade, hardscape, retaining walls, and other site features relate to one another.
Planning a remodel, tenant improvement, addition, or upcoming project?
Tell us a little about the property and what your team is working on. We will help determine the capture scope and deliverable level that fit the project.
