Every Angle in the Bay
Victorian Terrace House, North London
The Brief
Property Type
Victorian terrace (ground floor flat)
Bay windows are lovely to look at and notoriously difficult to measure — every angle subtly different from the one beside it. This one sits at the front of a Victorian terrace converted into flats, with the client occupying the ground floor.
Location
North London
Gross Internal Area
62.47 m²
Survey Method
3D laser scanning (Leica BLK360 G2)
Scale
1:50
Deliverables
DWG + PDF + Point Cloud
On Site
The front elevation, the communal stairwell, and the ground floor flat itself, including the bay window at the heart of the survey.
Communal Access
The shared stairwell was captured alongside the flat, giving a complete picture of how the space connects to the rest of the building.
From Scan to Drawing
Every scan registered into a single, millimetre-accurate point cloud before a line is drawn — particularly useful when a single feature has five different angles to get right.
Precision in the Bay Window
Angles and distances measured directly within the point cloud, with precision that carries straight through to the final drawings.
The Drawings
Every wall dimensioned, Gross Internal Area calculated, material details from render to brick captured throughout. A floor plan the design team can measure from directly.
An accurate, dimensioned survey of a genuinely awkward property — ready for design work from day one.
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Phone
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