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Using 3D scanning to create a new retail tenancy plan in Sydney
The Realserve surveyors in Sydney were engaged by Lendlease to create new retail tenancy documentation in their shopping centre at Erina Fair. Instead of using traditional survey methods we used a Leica BLK to create a 3D scan of the 130 square metre area.
IPMS Survey for a commercial building in Australia
The International Property Measurement Standard (IPMS) is a standardised and globally applicable method for measuring property. This global method of measurement is being introduced gradually into Australia
How 3D Scanning Geospatial Technology can create a Volumetric Analysis
With our expertise in reality capture we used 3D geospatial surveying techniques to determine the quantities & value of material onsite to estimate haulage costs.
Why you can’t use a Lettable Area Plan in an SA lease
A Lettable Area Plan in South Australia cannot be used or registered for a written lease by a solicitor. Confirming whether your plan requires to be registered or not, is very important as it requires the appropriate Filed Plan Presentation and Lodgement.
Why You Need As Built Plans Before Starting Your Retail Shop Fitout
A case study explaining how you can use an as built plan to save money & time for your retail shop fit out when you take on a new retail tenancy
3D Laser Scanning for heritage buildings.
3D Laser Scanning for heritage buildings to help with restorations, refurbishments and building code compliance.
3D Building Scanning to upgrade supermarket loading docks
A national supermarket brand needed to upgrade their loading docks with multiple sites around Australia. See how we used 3D building scanning to help achieve this
Gross Lettable Area vs Net Lettable Area
The most common question we get asked is what is Gross Lettable Area vs Net Lettable Area. Realserve are experts at creating Lettable Area Plans and we constantly field questions from either PCA or RICS members about how these are created.
Determine a buildings floor space ratio (FSR) with a gross floor area survey
Typically, the Gross Floor Area (GFA) is measured in accordance with each Council’s Local Environmental Plan to determine a buildings Floor Space Ratio (FSR).