3D site model

Exterior model reference for roof review, façade planning, site context, point-cloud output, and measurement-support workflows.

3D site model example

Exterior conditions captured for planning, coordination, and review.

A 3D site model records the building exterior and nearby context in a format teams can inspect remotely. It helps architects, engineers, and contractors evaluate roof geometry, façade relationships, access routes, and site conditions before committing to design, estimating, or sequencing decisions.

Textured 3D modelPoint cloud referenceOrthographic viewsRoof measurementsArea measurementsSite context
3D roof measurement example

Roof and exterior measurement support

The model supports roof-edge checks, slope and length references, preliminary area takeoffs, and consultant discussions when site visits are limited. It is built to speed up technical planning and reduce uncertainty early in the project lifecycle.

Point cloud

Dense point-cloud output can help communicate exterior geometry and visible site conditions.

Orthographic views

Top or angled views can be used for planning, markups, and coordination.

Textured 3D model

A textured model helps the team understand building form, surrounding surfaces, and access constraints.

Measurements

Length, area, and roof reference measurements can be used as support information during early review.

Orthographic-style site model example

Used for exterior planning and cross-team coordination

Deliverables are commonly used for envelope review, maintenance planning, budgeting, and consultant communication. If approvals require legal boundaries, setbacks, easements, or certified elevations, those values must come from qualified survey documentation.