Maryland
3D laser scanning.

Working in Maryland

The Port of Baltimore is the heavy end: terminal buildings, bulk handling, cranes and yard infrastructure where aerial mapping covers the ground and terrestrial scanning handles the structures and equipment rooms. Port security shapes both access and any flight planning.

Downtown Baltimore, the Inner Harbor and Harbor East are office, hospitality and mixed-use markets with an active conversion pipeline. Older masonry and cast-iron buildings need preservation-grade capture before reuse, and occupied towers get floor plates and mechanical documentation between tenants.

Columbia and the corridor toward Washington add life sciences, research and corporate campuses — laboratory buildings where above-ceiling MEP and utility documentation inside operating space is the recurring request. Proximity to federal and defence-adjacent work means data-handling terms appear in scopes more often than in most markets.