We capture rooms, engineering zones,
openings, finishes and disputed details
The object stays at hand: the team returns by link without repeat site visits
Designersand architects
HoReCaand retail
Before / aftercondition capture
Link + measurementsor scanning
The team can return to the object by link and check details without another inspection.
Panoramas and photos do not get lost in chats; they remain in a clear structure.
Designers, architects, and builders understand the object context faster.
Useful before renovation, after demolition, during work, and at handover.
The photo tour shows condition, while measurements and laser scanning provide accurate dimensions.
For a preliminary estimate, the object address, approximate area, number of rooms, task, and desired publishing format are enough. If you have a floor plan, BTI plan, room diagram, or designer brief, attach it to the request.
The client sends the address, object type, area, task, desired tour format, and access requirements.
We define zones, rooms, key points, tour route, need for standard photo capture, and any link with measurements or scanning.
A specialist captures 360° panoramas, photographs important details, and records rooms, MEP zones, openings, finishes, and disputed areas.
Panoramas are processed, structured, connected with transitions, and labeled by rooms or zones.
The tour is published in the agreed format: link, archive, Matterport, or SPLINE360.SPACE.
The client receives the link, files, project structure, and viewing or handoff notes for the team.
Spherical 360° panorama capture for interiors, commercial objects, and project photo records.
Used for panorama tours and visual object review when the format fits the task.
Standard photos of details, MEP zones, finishes, defects, and complex areas supplement the panoramas.
Publishing and handoff of panorama materials through the browser, links, and project structure.
A photo tour can be done together with measurements, laser scanning, DWG, and BIM so the team has both dimensions and visual context.
When the object needs to be shown remotely, fast.
For designers, architects, and project teams.
For renovation, construction, contractors, and owners.
For cafes, restaurants, shops, offices, and branches.
When the photo tour is needed together with dimensions, DWG, BIM, or a point cloud.
A panorama tour can be published in SPLINE360.SPACE, the SPLINE.PRO service for viewing 360° object materials. This format is useful when a link must be shared with the team, client, contractors, or management company.
A 360° photo tour shows object condition, but it does not replace accurate measurements. If you need design drawings, a BIM model, or exact dimensions, combine the photo tour with measured surveys or laser scanning.
For design, area calculations, working drawings, and a BIM model.
Curved walls, facades, stairs, level changes, and non-standard forms.
Many rooms, floors, technical zones, or complex navigation across the object.
Ceiling services, ventilation, pipes, equipment, and installation zones.
BIM and Scan-to-BIM require measurements, laser scanning, or a point cloud.
Reconstruction, construction, expensive finishes, heritage work, or commercial launch.
| Criterion | 360° photo tour | Measurements | Laser scanning | BIM / 3D model |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it shows | Object condition, details, finishes, engineering zones, and disputed areas. | Layout, dimensions, heights, openings, and basic room geometry. | Accurate point cloud, complex geometry, facades, heights, and curved elements. | Object model for design, coordination, and further work. |
| Deliverable | Panoramas, photos, room structure, link, or archive. | Plans, dimensions, DWG/PDF, and source data for a design project. | E57/RCP/RCS/LAS point cloud and data for accurate modeling. | RVT/IFC/PLN/SKP or another agreed model format. |
| When to choose | The team needs to see the object and receive it by link. | Plans and dimensions are needed for renovation, furniture, or design. | High accuracy, complex geometry, or a large object is involved. | A model is needed for design, approvals, and operation. |
| Limit | Does not replace accurate dimensions and drawings. | Does not provide a full visual walkthrough of the object. | Requires data processing and a selected deliverable format. | Requires source geometry: measurements, scanning, or project documentation. |
| How to combine | Adds visual context to measurements, DWG, point clouds, and BIM. | Pairs well with a photo tour for simple spaces. | Pairs well with a photo tour for complex and high-responsibility objects. | Receives visual context from the tour and accurate geometry from measurements or scanning. |
If you need design drawings, a BIM model, or exact dimensions, combine the photo tour with measured surveys or laser scanning.
Check openings, outlets, finishes, furniture, wet zones, ceilings, and complex areas without another inspection.
Every restaurant, cafe, shop, or office is captured in a consistent format and shared with the team by link.
A visual object history appears for disputes before renovation, lease, handover, or demolition.
Contractors can inspect the object remotely and prepare for work faster.
Objects are captured in one structure and remain available to the team without constant site visits.
Send the address, area, object type, and floor plan. We will suggest the capture format: 360° photo tour, photo capture, Matterport, SPLINE360.SPACE, or a package with measurements, scanning, DWG/BIM.