Photogrammetric surveys are composed of a multitude of photographs, stitched together by a specialised software to create a structrure from motion model. Plans and elevations can then be exported from the model as required or kept as a record.
We work closely with the architectural team to deliver accurate elevations, that can be annotated as needed, on a wide variety of sites accross the country.
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Bayham Abbey
We undertook the photogrammetric survey of the ruins of Bayham Abbey, a 13th century abbey in Kent.
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Patrick Allan-Fraser Mortuary Chapel
Patrick Allan-Fraser designed the Mortuary Chapel as a memorial to his late wife Elizabeth and her parents John Fraser and Elizabeth Parrot Fraser. The chapel mixes various styles, including Scottish, English and East European Gothic. We conducted a photogrammetric survey of the chapel and the nearby Hospitalfield.
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Saint Michael's Parish Church, Lintlithgow
We undertook the photogrammetric survey of Saint Michael's Parish Church in Linlithgow in advance of repair works. Saint Michael's is located next to Linlithgow Palace and is one of the largest burgh churches in the Church of Scotland.
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