Scan to BIM Ready Revit Model
St Stephen's, Redditch
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Location: St Stephen's Church, Redditch, Worcestershire
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Project Type: Point cloud survey and production of internal Revit model to LOD 400.
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Description of Property/Site
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A 1900's Church in the Decorated style with an aisled nave and a tower with a spire.
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The original portion of the building contains a number of fine stained glass windows as well as medieval floor files moved from a nearby abbey.
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The modern internal additional construction was carried out in the 1970's and is now due for renewal.
Survey Scope and Method
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The measured survey was carried out using a combination of Laser Scanning, Total Station and GPS equipment.
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A 3D Revit model was produced to a high level of detail for all internal spaces, including the bell/clock tower, which could only be accessed via a particularly steep and tight stone spiral staircase.
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