Regions we cover
- Charlotte
- Raleigh–Durham
North Carolina 3D scanning across Charlotte and the Research Triangle — a banking and corporate office core in one, and one of the country's densest research and laboratory clusters in the other.
Charlotte is office and campus work. Uptown towers are captured between tenants and before mechanical replacement, South End is an active conversion market in older industrial and warehouse buildings, and Ballantyne and University City bring suburban corporate campuses. The Charlotte logistics corridor adds distribution buildings on the usual clear-height and dock-geometry scope.
Research Triangle Park is the technical centre of gravity: laboratory and pharmaceutical buildings where above-ceiling MEP, utility corridors and equipment routes have to be documented inside operating facilities, often under gowning and escorted access. Durham and downtown Raleigh add tobacco-era warehouse conversions and a growing institutional base, and Cary brings corporate campuses.
North Carolina's pharmaceutical manufacturing expansion shows up in scopes regularly — process suites and clean utilities captured ahead of fit-out or expansion. Hurricane and storm season affects exterior scheduling in the eastern half of the state.
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Above-ceiling MEP and utility corridors across Research Triangle Park laboratory and pharmaceutical facilities.
Read the pageFloor plates and mechanical documentation in Uptown Charlotte and downtown Raleigh buildings.
Read the pageSouth End and Durham industrial buildings measured before office, residential and mixed-use conversion.
Read the pageClear height, racking and dock geometry across the Charlotte logistics corridor.
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