Office fit-outs need current floor layouts, ceiling geometry and accessible services information. Measured capture helps architectural and MEP teams coordinate retained features with proposed layouts, including later tenant alterations.
25+ years: Founder-led surveying expertise
Clear scope: Outputs agreed before capture
Checked deliverables: Quality reviewed before issue
Start with current geometry: Measured floor layouts and agreed ceiling information support office fit-outs.
Scope MEP separately: Define visible services, ceiling-void access and model content before capture.
Plan around occupation: Tenant changes, working hours and restricted spaces affect survey coverage.
Tenant fit-outs: Measure floor layouts, openings, columns and agreed fixed features to support space planning and detailed design.
Ceiling and service coordination: Record accessible overhead geometry and selected installed services where these constrain the proposed fit-out.
Landlord refurbishment: Capture agreed common areas, façades and plant spaces for coordinated alteration drawings and models.
Discuss occupied desks, secure areas, tenant permissions and permitted working hours. Ceiling tile lifting, service access and plant-room entry need explicit arrangements; they are not assumed from general office access.
Floor plans, reflected ceiling plans and sections can be scoped to the design brief. Registered point clouds suit teams managing their own production; Revit or IFC models require a separate content and detail agreement.
Geometry capture does not establish fire performance, service capacity or concealed construction. Area schedules require an agreed measurement basis and are not automatically included.
Can you include reflected ceiling plans? Yes, where requested and accessible. Agree the ceiling features to be recorded and whether any void information is needed, with safe access arranged separately.