SCAN-TO-BIM · ADRIATIC-BASED
From point cloud to Revit model — anywhere in the Adria region
Accurate as-built BIM models for renovation, heritage, facility management and clash-free coordination. LiDAR, photogrammetry and handheld Artec scanning, delivered across Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, the EU and worldwide.
±2–6 mm
Positional accuracy
LOD 200–400
Delivery range
11–17 days
Typical 2,000 m² project
3–8×
Avg ROI vs rework cost
When Scan-to-BIM pays for itself
Renovation & adaptive reuse
Existing drawings rarely match reality. Scan-to-BIM eliminates guesswork before design starts.
Heritage documentation
Museum-grade capture for UNESCO-compliant archival. Featured by Artec 3D for Ulcinj Museum project.
Facility management handover
BIM model becomes the operational source of truth. Integrates with CAFM/CMMS.
Clash detection on retrofit
New MEP routed through verified as-built — no surprises during construction.
Legal & insurance documentation
Point cloud + report as defensible evidence for property boundaries, damage, disputes.
Scan-to-BIM for BIM mandates
Adria-region public projects increasingly require BIM deliverables. Start with as-built.
Capture methods
Different buildings need different tools. We operate the full stack and combine methods for best accuracy-to-cost ratio.
| Method | Best for | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|
| Terrestrial LiDAR | Large buildings, infrastructure, facades | 2–6 mm |
| Handheld (Artec Leo) | Heritage, MEP, complex geometry | 100 μm |
| Photogrammetry | Exteriors, large scale, tight budgets | 5–20 mm |
| Drone Photogrammetry | Roofs, context, large sites | 10–50 mm |
| Mobile Mapping (SLAM) | Large floor areas, speed | 10–30 mm |
Our 6-step workflow
Scoping
LOD definition, coverage, access, target CRS, deliverable tier — agreed in writing before scan day.
Capture
On-site scanning with appropriate method(s). Control points placed for registration accuracy.
Registration
Point cloud registration in Recap or RealityCapture. Coordinate system lock.
Modeling
Revit modeling per agreed LOD matrix. Families built as needed. Assumptions logged.
QA
Deviation report against point cloud. Clash detection on request.
Handover
Revit + IFC + docs + 30-day support. Optional training session for in-house teams.
What you receive
Every Scan-to-BIM project includes a full handover package — not just the Revit file.
- ✓Registered point cloud (E57 / RCP)
- ✓Revit project (.rvt) at agreed LOD
- ✓IFC 2x3 or IFC 4 export
- ✓Floor plans, sections, elevations (PDF + DWG)
- ✓Deviation report (modeled vs point cloud)
- ✓Assumptions log (what was guessed, where)
- ✓Coordinate system documentation
- ✓30-day support period
- ✓Optional: clash detection, 4D schedule, training
LOD guide
Which LOD Do You Need?
Level of Development determines how much geometric and data detail is modeled. The right LOD is the one that matches your downstream use — not higher, not lower. We can mix LOD per category (e.g. structural at LOD 350, secondary partitions at LOD 200) to keep costs proportional to project risk.
Ask us what LOD fits your project →LOD 200 — Approximate geometry
Feasibility, concept design, planning applications
LOD 300 — Precise geometry
Renovation design, permit drawings, MEP coordination
LOD 350 — Construction-ready
Clash detection, multidisciplinary coordination
LOD 400 — Fabrication detail
Custom steelwork, joinery, MEP prefabrication
The business case
Why Scan-to-BIM Pays for Itself
On a 3,000 m² office renovation, Scan-to-BIM at LOD 300 costs approximately €12,000–€18,000. The rework, change orders, and schedule slippage it prevents typically runs €45,000–€150,000.
That 3–8× return is not theoretical — it reflects real projects across Montenegro, Croatia, and Serbia. The firms that commission Scan-to-BIM early almost never regret it.
Read the full ROI analysis →€45k–€150k
Avoided rework cost
per 3,000 m² renovation
€12k–€18k
Scan-to-BIM investment
same project, LOD 300
3–8×
ROI ratio
conservative estimate
Pre-design
Payback phase
before the first drawing is issued
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Scan-to-BIM?
Scan-to-BIM converts real-world buildings and sites into accurate 3D Revit models using laser scanning, photogrammetry, or LiDAR. The result is a BIM model that matches physical reality — essential for renovations, heritage, facility management, and clash-free coordination.
Which LOD do you deliver?
We deliver LOD 200 (schematic), LOD 300 (design development), LOD 350 (coordination) and LOD 400 (fabrication). LOD can be mixed per element category — walls at LOD 300, MEP at LOD 200 — to balance cost and accuracy.
What accuracy do you guarantee?
Terrestrial LiDAR delivers 2–6 mm accuracy. Handheld Artec scanners reach 100 micron accuracy on detailed elements. Photogrammetry for facades reaches 5–20 mm. We document tolerances per deliverable.
How long does a typical project take?
A 2,000 m² building at LOD 300: 2–3 scan days + 2 days registration + 7–12 days Revit modeling = 11–17 working days total. Larger or heritage projects scale proportionally.
Which countries do you work in?
Primary region: Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, North Macedonia, Albania, Slovenia, Kosovo (1–3 day mobilization). EU delivery: Austria, Italy, Germany, Switzerland. Worldwide for digital deliverables.
What deliverables do I receive?
Registered point cloud (E57/RCP), Revit project (.rvt), IFC export (IFC 2x3 or IFC 4), floor plans/sections (PDF/DWG), deviation report against point cloud, assumptions log, and a 30-day support period.
Let's Talk About Your Project
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