3D Laser Scanning Services in Mississippi

For the 54th floor at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, GPRS delivered CADD plans, a BIM model, and REBNY compliant measurements so the architecture and design firm can obtain precise measurement of rentable square footage, accelerate design planning, and execute a tenant buildout with confidence.

An architecture and design firm required up-to-date existing conditions of 30 Rockefeller Plaza and comprehensive reality capture deliverables to customize and build out 33,000 s.f. on the 54th floor for a new global law firm tenant lease.

For the 54th floor at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, GPRS delivered CAD plans, a BIM model, and REBNY compliant measurements so the architecture and design firm can obtain precise measurement of rentable square footage, accelerate design planning, and execute a tenant buildout with confidence.

GPRS 3D Laser Scans 30 Rockefeller Plaza to Support Lease Fit-Out Highlights THE BOTTOM LINE For the 54th floor at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, GPRS delivered CAD plans, a BIM model, and REBNY compliant measurements so the architecture and design firm can obtain precise measurement of rentable square footage, accelerate design planning, and execute a tenant buildout with confidence. Industry Commercial Office Service Reality Capture: 3D Laser Scanning, Photogrammetry, CAD, BIM, BOMA/REBNY Analysis Location New York, New York Deliverables Colorized point cloud, 2D CAD drawings, floor contours, 3D Revit model, BOMA/REBNY analysis, 3D virtual tour PROJECT APPLICATION Reality Capture Office Space for Lease Task An architecture and design firm required up-to-date existing conditions of 30 Rockefeller Plaza and comprehensive reality capture deliverables to customize and build out 33,000 sq. ft. on the 54th floor for a new global law firm tenant lease. PROBLEM Building management requires accurate, up-to-date documentation for all floor layouts. The architecture and design firm needed detailed as-built information to customize the layout, interior finishes, and MEP requirements to meet the new tenant’s high-end specifications. ‍ Solution A GPRS Project Manager captured the space using a commercial grade 3D laser scanner and photogrammetry, then delivered a complete reality capture package: Colorized point cloud 2D floor plans & reflected ceiling plans (RCPs) Floor contour deformation maps 3D Revit model REBNY compliant area analysis & BOMA calculations 3D virtual tour ‍ Benefits The firm received accurate 2D plans, a 3D BIM model, and a virtual tour to support renovations, layout adjustments, and system installations. Floor contour maps revealed the real “topography” of interior floor surfaces, delivering precise elevations for correct alignment. A color coded MEP model made it easy to differentiate systems, identify clashes before construction, and prevent costly change orders. The REBNY analysis ensured the space was measured according to New York City’s commercial real estate standards, giving the client accurate square footage for planning and leasing.

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Reality capture provides the precise spatial data needed to power wayfinding apps and enable real-time AR navigation to help users confidently navigate complex indoor and outdoor environments.

GPRS captured precise digital representations of six uniquely structured parking garages at a healthcare campus in Atlanta, enabling a software company to build a wayfinding app that improved navigation for patients and visitors.

Reality capture provides the precise spatial data needed to power wayfinding apps and enable real-time AR navigation to help users confidently navigate complex indoor and outdoor environments.

Highlights THE BOTTOM LINE Reality capture provides the precise spatial data needed to power wayfinding apps and enable real-time AR navigation to help users confidently navigate complex indoor and outdoor environments. INDUSTRY Healthcare SERVICE Reality Capture LOCATION Altanta, Georgia PM Insight Reality capture plays a significant role in enhancing wayfinding, particularly in complex indoor or large outdoor environments. It allows for the creation of accurate digital representations of real-world spaces that can then be used to develop intuitive and efficient navigation systems. Deliverables 3D BIM Model, 2D CAD Drawings, Virtual Tour PROJECT APPLICATION Reality Capture for Wayfinding Task GPRS captured accurate digital representations for six uniquely structured parking garages at Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital in Atlanta and integrated data into a wayfinding app to improve patient and visitor navigation across the healthcare campus. PROBLEM The hospital campus featured multiple parking structures with inconsistent layouts, some aboveground, some underground, and some interconnected across levels. Patients and visitors frequently experienced difficulty navigating from their vehicles to their medical offices, resulting in frustration, delays, and operational strain on staff. The total space 3D scanned was 1,681,500 SF and included the following parking garages within the scope of work. Green Parking Garage - 6 Levels - 510,000 SF Blue Parking Garage - 2 Levels - 160,500 SF Purple Parking Garage - 5 Levels - 222,500 SF Gold Parking Garage - 3 Levels - 271,000 SF North Employee Garage - 6 Levels - 285,000 SF South Employee Garage - 5 levels - 232,500 SF ‍ Solution Before beginning reality capture, the team conducted walkthroughs of each parking deck with the client to confirm the scope and develop scanning strategies tailored to the vast and complex layouts, ensuring no disruption to hospital operations. In under a week, a three-person GPRS team used the Matterport Pro 3 and Leica RTC360 laser scanners to capture every parking level, space, stairway, and hospital access point. Accurate reality capture data was used to create individual 3D BIM models for each parking garage and a unified campus model, which served as the foundation for generating 2D plans and immersive virtual tours. Deliverables were integrated into a mobile wayfinding app with AR capabilities and indoor positioning to guide users through the hospital campus with ease. ‍ Benefits Reality capture provides the precise spatial data needed to power wayfinding apps, saving parking locations and enabling real-time AR navigation that helps users confidently navigate complex indoor and outdoor environments. The 3D BIM model forms the foundation for accurate routing, orientation, and destination mapping. Reality capture supports augmented reality (AR) overlays by aligning digital cues, like directional arrows or points of interest, with physical features in real-world spaces. Accurate wayfinding reduced reliance on staff for directions, improving hospital operational efficiency. As-built CAD and BIM documentation captured spatial data of the complex parking structures and can be used to support future planning and maintenance.

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GPRS provided Kohn Kedersen Fox Associates (KPF) with an accurate BIM model and as-built drawings to complete a major renovation that expanded the Columbia University Irving Medical Center Campus.

3D laser scan the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion and School of Nursing at Columbia University in Washington Heights, Manhattan

GPRS’ 3D laser scanning and as-built documentation helped Columbia University plan an all-electric biomedical research facility while maintaining operations.

Title: 3D Laser Scanning and BIM Modeling to Assist Columbia University’s Irving Medical Center Expansion Meta Description: GPRS’ 3D laser scanning and as-built documentation helped Columbia University plan an all-electric biomedical research facility while maintaining operations. Bottom Line: GPRS provided Kohn Kedersen Fox Associates (KPF) with an accurate BIM model and as-built drawings to complete a major renovation that expanded the Columbia University Irving Medical Center Campus. Industry: Healthcare Service: Reality Capture Deliverables: 3D Revit model, Floor Plans, Exterior Elevations, Reflected Ceiling Plans (RCP), MEP Documentation, Roof Plan, TruView Virtual Tour, .PDF files Project Application: GPRS Reality Capture at Columbia University’s Irving Medical Center Campus Location: New York, New York Task - 3D laser scan the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion and School of Nursing at Columbia University in Washington Heights, Manhattan Problem - Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) was selected to design The Roy and Diana Vagelos Innovation Laboratories, a new eight-story all-electric facility for biomedical research and laboratory use - The building needed to meet NYC’s Local Law 97 requirements and Columbia University’s 2030 greenhouse gas reduction goals - The plan includes connecting the School of Nursing and the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion, so accurate as-built documentation for both structures is vital Solution - GPRS Project Managers used LiDAR-based 3D laser scanners to capture approximately 75,000 s.f. of the two interconnected buildings in greyscale - They documented the interior and exterior of the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion - They also captured the School of Nursing's interior side of the exterior wall facing the parking lot - GPRS in-house Mapping & Modeling Team used the registered point cloud data to create a 3D BIM model, floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, exterior elevations, MEP documentation, and a roof plan Benefits - The as-built deliverables provided an accurate foundation for the design team to plan the renovation and expansion - 3D laser scanning was quick, safe, non-intrusive, and allowed the medical center to remain fully operational - GPRS’ suite of as-built deliverables helped the architect make sustainable design decisions, including electrification, energy efficiency, a high-performance façade, biophilic design, and collaborative spaces - The as-built documentation helped the design team plan NYC’s first university-owned research facility to operate entirely without fossil fuels and incorporates sustainability principles throughout its design and operation

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