Regions we cover
- Boston
Massachusetts 3D scanning across Boston, where a major life sciences cluster sits alongside major teaching hospitals and a deep stock of pre-20th-century buildings.
Kendall Square and the Seaport are laboratory markets. Lab fit-outs and conversions need above-ceiling MEP, utility corridors and equipment clearances documented inside operating buildings, and the tolerance expectations here are higher than typical commercial work because of what the space has to accommodate. Lab-ready conversions of older buildings are a steady source of existing-conditions scopes.
The Longwood Medical Area is hospital work at concentration: above-ceiling conditions, imaging and OR suite clearances, and equipment delivery route studies, all captured in short overnight windows inside buildings that never close. Infection control and department schedules constrain access more than the scanning does.
Back Bay and the Financial District bring occupied towers and historic fabric together. Brownstone, masonry and early steel-frame buildings need preservation-grade capture before renovation, and Boston's narrow streets and limited staging make access planning a real part of the scope. Logan airspace constrains flight work across most of the city.
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Above-ceiling MEP and utility corridors across Kendall Square and Seaport lab space.
Read the pageImaging and OR clearances plus equipment routes across the Longwood Medical Area.
Read the pagePreservation-grade capture for Back Bay and Financial District masonry and early steel-frame buildings.
Read the pageFloor plates and mechanical documentation in occupied Financial District and Seaport buildings.
Read the pageTell us what is inside, outside, and on the line. We will help you scope the capture and the handoff — in New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut.
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