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Ballouneh Church Digital Documentation
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Overview
XYZ completed a detailed digital survey of Ballouneh Church using 3D laser scanning technology. The scanning process captured the church’s interior and exterior geometry, architectural proportions, structural elements, and existing conditions with a high level of spatial detail. The registered point cloud was subsequently used as the basis for producing accurate 2D architectural drawings. These deliverables provide a dependable record of the building and can support future renovation, maintenance, restoration, and design-development activities.
Client challenge
What the project needed to make possible.
The church’s interior, exterior, structural elements, and architectural proportions needed to be captured accurately and translated into a dependable drawing set.
XYZ scope
Methodology
Plan scan coverage across the church interior and exterior
Capture geometry, proportions, structural elements, and visible conditions
Register and review the point-cloud dataset
Use the coordinated point cloud as the basis for measured drawings
Deliverables + technology
Publicly described deliverables
- Registered point cloud
- Accurate 2D architectural drawings
- Existing-condition building record
Technology and methods
- 3D laser scanning
- Point-cloud registration
- CAD documentation
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
- Spatial extent
- Ballouneh Church, Ballouneh, Lebanon
- Coordinate system
- Not publicly disclosed
- Verification
- Project location and supplied scope verified by XYZ
- Data sources
- Field-captured laser scans · Project-specific measurements
GIS layers and mapped-asset counts are omitted when they are not verified for public release.
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