A set of 2D CAD drawings (elevations and sections) of a school building in Germany was prepared by Archizem specialists based on a point cloud. The deliverables were produced to accurately document the asset and to provide baseline data for future refurbishment and modernization works.

Archizem’s engineering team produced accurate cross-section profiles for a railway track section using point-cloud data. To achieve the required accuracy, mobile laser scanning data captured with the Trimble MX9 system were combined with total station survey results. This workflow provided highly reliable and detailed source information.

Archizem’s engineering team produced accurate cross-section profiles for a railway track section using point-cloud data. To achieve the required accuracy, mobile laser scanning data captured with the Trimble MX9 system were combined with total station survey results. This workflow provided highly reliable and detailed source information.

Archizem’s engineering team produced a digital terrain model (DTM) along a railway corridor with a 40–60 m buffer. The surveyed section totals 21 km and covers both a densely built-up settlement area and a forested segment.

A Digital Terrain Model (DTM) was produced by Archizem’s engineering team for an 8 km railway corridor with a 50 m buffer, covering areas within settlements and beyond. This provided a consistent geospatial baseline for subsequent design decisions.

A Digital Terrain Model (DTM) was developed by Archizem’s engineering unit for a railway corridor section 450 m long and 50 m wide, covering both infrastructure elements and adjacent areas.

Archizem’s engineering team delivered BIM models for the key engineering assets along the railway corridor, including bridges, culverts, level crossings, cable ducts and manholes, signalling elements, and other infrastructure components.

Archizem’s team developed a BIM model of 12 columns and their associated foundations for the station roof structure. Any grid/lattice elements between the columns and the roof were outside the project scope.