Architects & Designers

As-Built Documentation, Captured On Site

Scan existing conditions with LiDAR and walk away with a measured, editable floor plan. Generate a construction document set with schedules, export layered DXF to AutoCAD or Revit, and mark up the drawings for coordination. Measure once, draft once.

3D model of a multi-story building generated in the SiteScope editor

The Existing-Conditions Problem

Hand-Measuring Is Slow and Risky

Tape-measuring an existing building eats hours and still misses things. A LiDAR scan captures every wall, opening, and ceiling height in minutes, with dimensions you can trust.

Drafting the Same Thing Twice

Measure on site, then redraw it all in CAD back at the desk. SiteScope turns the scan into editable geometry that exports straight to DXF, so you draft once.

Schedules Drift From Drawings

Hand-maintained schedules fall out of sync with the plan. SiteScope generates Room, Wall, Door, and Window schedules from the geometry, so they always match.

Construction Document Set

Schedules Generated From the Plan

Room, Wall, Door, and Window schedules plus a master summary, in feet-inches or metric. Net areas deduct openings and trim, and every element is tagged to match the drawing.

Floor plan schedules: master totals, room schedule, wall schedule with profile and area, and door schedule

Built for Documentation and Handoff

3D Scan to Measured Plan*

Capture existing conditions with iPhone or iPad Pro LiDAR. Every wall length, height, and opening is measured automatically. Learn more →

IFC, DXF + GLB Export

Export IFC for Revit and ArchiCAD, layered DXF for AutoCAD, GLB for 3D, and PDF for the document set. The same geometry drives every format.

Editable Geometry

Trace, adjust walls, add doors and windows, and label rooms in the editor. Refine the as-built before it goes into your document set.

PDF Markup for Redlines

Add photos, arrows, and text callouts on any page for coordination and redlines, then export the marked-up set.

* 3D room scanning requires iPhone 12 Pro or later, or iPad Pro (2020 or later) with LiDAR sensor

Scan to BIM

Existing Conditions, Straight Into Revit

Export IFC, the open BIM exchange format, and open the scanned building in Revit, ArchiCAD, or any IFC-aware tool, with walls, doors, windows, rooms, and multiple stories intact. Skip the manual re-modeling and start design from an accurate as-built.

  • IFC export opens in Revit, ArchiCAD, and Navisworks
  • Walls, doors, windows, rooms, and multiple stories come across as objects, not a mesh
  • A starting model for renovation and retrofit, not another day of re-drawing
See how scan-to-IFC works
A measured, multi-room existing-conditions plan ready to export to IFC for BIM

Mark Up the Set Before Handoff

Drop in photos, draw call-outs on a wall elevation, and add notes where the geometry needs context. No round-trip through a separate annotation tool.

Floor plan report page being marked up with a call-out and an inserted site photo

Frequently Asked Questions

How does SiteScope help architects with existing conditions?
Scan an existing space with LiDAR and SiteScope generates a measured, editable floor plan. You get accurate as-built dimensions without hand-measuring, then refine walls, openings, and room labels in the editor before exporting.
Can I export to AutoCAD or Revit?
Yes. SiteScope exports a layered DXF that imports into AutoCAD and Revit, plus GLB for 3D and PDF for the document set. The geometry comes from the same measured plan, so you draft once instead of re-keying field measurements.
What schedules are included in the document set?
Room, Wall, Door, and Window schedules, plus a master summary, generated from the plan geometry. Net wall areas already deduct openings and trim, and each element is tagged so the schedule reads in the same order as the drawing.
Can I redline or mark up the drawings?
Yes. The built-in PDF markup lets you add photos, arrows, rectangles, and text callouts on any page for coordination and redlines, then export the marked-up set to share with the team.

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