The words “3D SCANNING” appear across the top of the image, overlaid on a view of a tripod‑mounted 3D scanning device set outside a modern building at sunset, with warm light and clouds in the sky.

Great Digital Capture balances: Precision, Clarity, and Efficiency.

High-precision 3D scanning captures accurate existing conditions to inform design, coordination, and construction. At AMAS, we combine LiDAR technology with expert interpretation to deliver reliable data efficiently. Laser scanning and digital modeling support renovations, expansions, and complex coordination.

Emerging municipal requirements across Canada are increasing the need for accurate as-built documentation and area certification. Point cloud data is converted into BIM-ready models, providing a clear understanding of various project types and site conditions.

Scan data is translated into actionable information for project teams. Early insights reduce risk and streamline workflows. Teams can visualize spaces, verify dimensions, and identify challenges before construction begins. The result is a predictable process that saves time, reduces cost, and improves outcomes.

Services include:

  • Laser scanning and point cloud data capture of existing/completed buildings and sites 
  • Area certification for leasing and asset verification pre and post design, renovation and/or retrofit planning 
  • Conversion of scan data into coordinated digital models and drawings 
  • Verification of dimensions, geometry, and existing conditions 
  • Integration of scan data with architectural, structural, and MEP systems 
  • Support for renovations, tenant fit-outs, and complex retrofit projects 
  • Identification of potential conflicts and coordination challenges early in design 
  • Virtual visualization of existing spaces to support team collaboration and planning 
  • Scanning services for clients, architects, interior designers, and planners across multiple site scales
  • Digital documentation that improves accuracy, reduces rework, and streamlines workflows, while establishing a reliable and accessible record of existing conditions for coordination, remote review, and potential dispute resolution


These services, along with Aplin Martin's Integrated Services, are available to clients, architects, interior designers, and planners to assess projects at multiple scales with confidence and accuracy.

A 3D point‑cloud scan shows a small commercial building with pitched roofs, windows, and entrance steps, isolated on a black background. Surrounding sidewalks, grass, and nearby landscaping are partially captured in the scan. A color‑coded 3D scan visualization of a two‑storey commercial building along a city street. The facade appears highlighted in green and red, with parked cars, trees, and surrounding sidewalks visible. A color‑mapped 3D scan slice of a building interior, showing walls and room outlines highlighted in green, yellow, and red. The structure appears isolated on a black background, emphasizing spatial layout and geometry. A color‑mapped 3D scan of a building interior shows columns, walls, and ceiling surfaces highlighted in green, red, and yellow. The point‑cloud view emphasizes structural layout and spatial depth against a dark background. A textured 3D scan model of a single‑storey commercial building is shown from an elevated angle. Roof details, storefront windows, sidewalk, and nearby landscaping are visible against a dark background. An unfinished commercial interior with exposed ceiling insulation, columns, and concrete floors. A tripod‑mounted 3D scanning device stands in the open space, with large storefront windows along the street-facing walls. An interior dining area with high tables and stools arranged near large front windows. A lighting stand and equipment are set up beneath a partially open drop ceiling with exposed ductwork and recessed lights. A person sits at an office workstation reviewing a 3D scan and building model on a laptop and a large monitor. The desk includes a keyboard, coffee mug, and tissue box within a modern office setting. A restaurant interior ceiling with a partially open drop‑ceiling grid showing exposed ductwork and insulation above. Recessed lights are set within the ceiling tiles, with windows and wall finishes visible below. A textured 3D scan model of a large industrial building viewed from an elevated angle. The image shows roof sections, exterior walls, and surrounding ground features isolated against a dark background. A side‑by‑side comparison shows a brick residential building on a city street beside its textured 3D scan model. The scan highlights the building’s rooflines, windows, and facade geometry against a dark background. A person wearing safety gear stands inside an unfinished room, operating a tablet connected to a tripod‑mounted 3D scanning device. Exposed studs, wiring, and flooring indicate an interior space under renovation.

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