Nothing is preserved until it is recorded.

Boundary, topographic and control surveys across sites of any size, delivered as dimensioned drawings and coordinate data your engineers can build from.

Terrestrial laser scanning of buildings, interiors, caves and whole sites, registered to a control network and delivered with a written accuracy statement.

Drone photography and LiDAR flown to a planned ground sample distance, then processed into orthophotos, terrain models and point clouds.

A verified record of what was actually built, with deviation checks against the design and condition reporting on existing fabric.

Measured plans, elevations, sections and details drawn from survey data — the drawing set a conservation architect or a municipality actually needs.

Point clouds, meshes and textured models of objects, buildings and landscapes, produced to a level of detail matched to what the record is for.

Fieldwork on living practice — performance, craft, foodways and oral tradition — recorded, transcribed and written into inventory files. We also rescue and restore old collections: photographic prints and negatives, film, magnetic tape and analogue audio, digitised, repaired and catalogued for families and institutions alike.

Scoping, accuracy specification, technical review and second opinions — useful before you commission documentation, and before you accept it.

Geodatabases, asset registers, thematic and risk mapping, and web portals that hold a site or district record together over time.

Cartography and digital map production at any scale, delivered as CAD, GIS layers or print-ready output.

Presentation models, renders and animations built from the measured record rather than redrawn by eye.

Walkable virtual tours of heritage sites built on the survey model, so distances, positions and sightlines are true rather than approximated.

Interactive tours for hotels, resorts, apartments and rental units, real estate, schools, hospitals and tourist sites, with floor plans, live availability and enquiry routing built in.

Playable interpretation of heritage sites for schools, visitor centres and outreach, built from the same survey data as the record.

Objects, surfaces and identity work developed from documented ornament and craft, with the source recorded so every motif can be traced back to the wall it came from.

Hands-on training for institutional teams in scanning, photogrammetry, HBIM and virtual tour production, run on your own sites and equipment.