Case studies
Real projects — anonymized by default, named with permission
Every project below is real. Most are anonymized per our client-confidentiality default, with the technical figures and city/country kept and the client's name removed; a few are published with the client's name because they gave us explicit permission to use it — each case study makes clear which applies.
Oil & Gas Processing Facility — Industrial Scan to BIM
A large, operational oil and gas processing facility needed accurate as-built documentation of its process equipment, piping, and structural steel — the kind of dense, safety-critical environment where a rushed or incomplete survey is most likely to show up as a clash later. Given the sensitivity of the site, this case study is deliberately kept without a named client or location.
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Dradenau Combined Heat and Power Plant — Laser Scanning Support
ENKA İnşaat, the international contractor building the Dradenau Combined Heat and Power Plant in Hamburg for Uniper, engaged Intera Survey for laser scanning and as-built survey support on the site — a large gas-turbine CHP facility replacing an older coal-fired plant.
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DN Warehouse Storage Area, Cluj — LOD 300 Scan to BIM for Automation Design
DN, in Cluj, Romania, needed an accurate LOD 300 BIM model of a warehouse storage building. It was the baseline an automation contractor would design a storage system against, so every clearance and structural dimension had to be real, not assumed from the original drawings.
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Transformer Substation Documentation
An electrical transformer/substation unit needed a fully reverse-engineered BIM model before the client's MEP team could begin detailed design work — the existing paperwork didn't reflect what was actually installed, and the equipment was dense enough (transformer body, switchgear, cable routing) that guessing from photos wasn't an option.
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Facade Cladding Fabrication Model
A multi-storey office building's brick-and-glass-panel facade needed a fabrication-ready 3D model of one elevation — the cladding panel layout and joint lines had to match the real, as-built facade geometry rather than an idealized drawing.
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Sisters of Mercy Hospital, Zagreb — Facade Modeling & Installation Control
Akfen İnşaat and Dost İnşaat, in consortium, are building the Sisters of Mercy Hospital (Sestre Milosrdnice) in Zagreb. The project needed accurate facade measurement and 3D modeling, plus as-built verification once cladding panels went up — confirming the installed facade actually matched the design rather than assuming it did.
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Moxy Hotel, Krefeld — As-Built 3D Model & Total Station Setting-Out
Venue International needed an accurate as-built 3D model of the Moxy Hotel in Krefeld during construction, plus precise on-site layout support: wall positions and MEP shaft openings marked directly on the slab from the design, not measured out by hand.
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Radisson Blu Hotel, London — Facade Model for Installation
Senol Company needed a facade model of the Radisson Blu hotel in London to support their own cladding installation work — precise panel and joint geometry to build the assembly against, not estimated dimensions.
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Multi-Storey Residential Building — Three Outputs, One Capture
A multi-storey residential building needed to serve three different downstream uses at once: a lightweight reference for early-stage visualization, a coordination-grade surface model, and a dimensioned massing model — three different teams, three different tools, none of them willing to pay for detail they didn't need.
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Heritage Building Survey
A historic masonry building needed precise as-built documentation before renovation planning could begin — heritage structures rarely have accurate original drawings, and any renovation design built on wrong dimensions risks a mismatch discovered only once construction starts.
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