School extensions and campus refurbishment need consistent building layouts, levels and site information. A coordinated survey specification helps designers connect existing buildings, proposed works and estate records.
25+ years: Founder-led surveying expertise
Clear scope: Outputs agreed before capture
Checked deliverables: Quality reviewed before issue
Connect buildings and site: Plans, elevations, sections and external levels support school and campus changes.
Standardise estate records: Agree coverage, coordinates, naming and drawing standards across selected buildings.
Coordinate the visit: Teaching, exams, safeguarding and laboratory access shape the capture plan.
Extensions and adaptations: Record the existing building, elevations and surrounding levels to inform connections with proposed accommodation.
Teaching space refurbishment: Measure classrooms, laboratories, circulation and agreed fixed features before new layouts are developed.
Campus estate records: Commission consistent drawing or data outputs for selected buildings, with naming and coverage agreed across the estate.
Plan the visit around teaching, exams, safeguarding procedures and room availability. Holiday or out-of-hours access can be discussed, while locked spaces, occupied laboratories and ceiling access need separate coordination.
Measured plans, elevations and sections support building changes. Topographical information adds external context, and point clouds or scoped models can support larger design teams. Specify each building and the outputs required from it.
Measured records support planning and design but do not establish building condition, structural adequacy, asbestos status or statutory compliance.
Can several campus buildings use the same survey specification? Yes. Agree a common drawing standard, coordinate approach, file naming and coverage schedule before work starts, with any building-specific exceptions recorded in the brief.