Scan to Revit Services: Laser Scan to BIM
We turn 3D laser scans into accurate, fully editable Revit models. Based in Surrey, Arts and Creatives Designs Ltd works with architects, developers, contractors and homeowners across London, the UK and internationally, from single houses and extensions to multi-storey residential blocks. We can carry out the laser scan on site ourselves, or model directly from point cloud data supplied by your surveyor.
What is Scan to Revit?
Scan to Revit (also called scan to BIM or point cloud to Revit) is the process of converting 3D laser scan data into a Building Information Model in Autodesk Revit. A laser scanner captures millions of measured points across a building or site. We register and clean that point cloud, bring it into Revit, and model the existing walls, floors, roofs, openings, structure and features to match what is actually there.
Our scan-to-BIM process
1. Laser scanning: on-site 3D laser scanning of interiors, exteriors and roofs, or a review of the point cloud you supply.
2. Point cloud processing: registration, cleaning and organising the scan data ready for modelling.
3. Revit modelling: an accurate as-built model at the Level of Detail your project needs, from LOD 200 to LOD 400.
4. Drawings and handover: plans, sections and elevations produced from the model, plus the native Revit file.
What you receive
A native Revit (.rvt) model of the existing building, measured as-built plans, sections and elevations, and DWG or PDF exports on request. Models are delivered from LOD 200 to LOD 400 depending on what your project needs.
Who it's for
Architects who need reliable existing-condition models before design starts. Developers and contractors planning refurbishments, extensions or conversions. Homeowners planning an extension or loft conversion who need accurate measured drawings. Facility managers and heritage or restoration projects.
Why work with us
Our work is led by an Autodesk Certified Revit User with RIBA Part II architectural training, so every model is built the way architects actually use it: clean, well organised and ready for design. Send us your point cloud, drawings or site address, and we'll come back with a quote.
