1. Background to the project
The building in question comprises several flats. The pension fund needed precise plans to organise the apartments. social costs between co-owners, establish a long-term maintenance planand enable CECB / CECB Plus energy study compliant with cantonal standards Expert CECBvd.ch. At the same time, a service provider carried out asbestos removal samples during the same visit, in order to group together the technical interventions.
2. The benefits of 3D surveying for building permits
Our ultra-precise surveys ensure that the architect has an accurate exact existing situation before preparing the permit application:
Millimetre-scale point cloud for reliable cross-sections, facades and site plans.
Deliverable formats (DWG, IFC, E57, PDF) for immediate use by the architect.
Exact basis for COS/CUSThese are the surfaces and volumes required for the survey.
BIM model LOG 200/300 ready to join the regulatory project.
3. Stages in the process
Initial co-ordination - definition of requirements with the client (contingency fund).
On-site 3D scanning - interior, exterior, façade; simultaneously with asbestos removal sampling.
Data processing - formation of the point cloud, generation of deliverables.
Creation of CAD & BIM drawings - and forwarded to the local architect.
Multiple uses - permit application, ten-year maintenance plan, social security contributions, CECB energy study, public enquiry.
4. Use of deliverables
a. Social security contributions & pension fund
Reliable plans to share common charges fairly between tenants using a transparent tool.
b. Energy study / CECB
The point cloud serves as a reliable basis for the CECB/CECB-Plus, which is essential in Vaud, particularly for renovations.
c. Request for planning permission
The architect uses our formats to complete the administrative procedure with the cantonal authorities.
d. Maintenance plan
Graphical support for establishing a 25-year planned maintenancein line with pension fund obligations
5. Virtual tour & documentation
La immersive virtual tour offered in parallel with the 3D survey allows full visual recognition of each flat. Each visit is enhanced by a georeferenced photo fileThis makes it easier to carry out inspections, prepare reports for insurance companies and building owners, and coordinate work.
6. Advantages of this grouped approach
Logistical efficiency: 3D scanning and sampling carried out in a single visit, reducing costs and disruption.
Single database: several uses based on the same reference data.
Legal and energy reliability: multiple utilities for a single deliverable, validated by architects and CECB experts.