Public estates need current building information for refurbishment, planning and coordinated records. Agree coverage, drawing conventions and information handling across the estate, with security and occupied services shaping site access.
25+ years: Founder-led surveying expertise
Clear scope: Outputs agreed before capture
Checked deliverables: Quality reviewed before issue
Update the measured record: Current plans, elevations and sections support civic refurbishment and estate decisions.
Agree common standards: Define coverage, coordinates, file naming and handover across selected assets.
Plan secure access: Escorts, occupied services, imaging restrictions and information handling need agreement.
Civic building refurbishment: Record agreed offices, public areas and support spaces for alteration design.
Estate information updates: Commission consistent drawings or datasets across selected assets, with coverage and file standards agreed.
Space and access planning: Supply measured layouts and level information for the relevant designers to assess circulation and proposed changes.
Security, public services, occupied offices and restricted records areas can affect the visit. Agree escorts, imaging restrictions, information handling and permitted working hours with the estate team.
CAD/PDF plans, elevations and sections can refresh the building record. Point clouds and scoped BIM models support projects with a defined digital requirement; agree naming and handover standards across multiple assets.
Measured information supports estate decisions but does not certify statutory compliance, accessibility or building condition. Security and data-handling requirements are agreed project by project.
Can deliverables be standardised across an estate? Yes. We can agree drawing conventions, file naming, coordinate requirements and coverage schedules before surveying, so differences between buildings are recorded consistently.