Studio4th
British town centre transitioning from captured reality into point-cloud and digital-twin data

Studio4th / Digital twins

Capture place. Build spatial intelligence.

Suitable building and location data developed into scoped spatial assets for design communication, presentation and real-time experience.

Discuss a data brief

From reality to model

One captured place. Many useful views.

The right twin begins with its purpose—then combines only the capture, model and delivery layers the project needs.

01

LiDAR & photogrammetry workflows

Coordinate suitable point-cloud, imagery and textured-geometry data for existing buildings, sites and locations.

02

Gaussian-splat studies

Explore photoreal spatial records for immersive review, presentation and digital-location workflows.

03

BIM-connected twins

Capture and coordinated model information brought together for design, retrofit and project communication.

04

Interactive environments

Optimised spatial assets prepared for web, real-time engines, property presentation and immersive displays.

Historic industrial interior transitioning from a coloured point cloud into a BIM model
Reality-capture workflowCapture · model · coordinate

Capture-to-deployment

Built around the question.

  1. 01

    Define

    Set the required accuracy, coverage, outputs and future uses.

  2. 02

    Source or coordinate data

    Use client-supplied data or identify appropriately equipped capture specialists for the agreed requirement.

  3. 03

    Construct

    Register, clean, model and connect the required information layers.

  4. 04

    Deploy

    Optimise and publish the twin for coordination, presentation or experience.

Start with the purpose

Have a building or location to document?

Describe the place, access, available information and desired output. Studio4th will define an appropriate data-to-twin route and identify any required capture specialist.

Discuss a digital twin