This project involved capturing high-resolution aerial imagery of a historic stone structure and processing the dataset into a fully textured 3D mesh model.

Multiple flight paths were conducted to ensure adequate overlap and coverage of roof structures, façades and architectural details. The imagery was processed using professional photogrammetry software to generate a detailed digital twin of the building.

The resulting 3D model allows:

• Visual inspection of rooflines and chimney stacks

• Assessment of façade condition and stonework

• Remote review of hard-to-access elevations

• Clear visual reporting for stakeholders

This approach enables safe, efficient data capture without scaffolding or physical access, making it ideal for heritage documentation, condition surveys and project planning.

• 280 high-resolution aerial images

• Multi-angle orbit & nadir capture

• Detailed textured 3D model

• Delivered for inspection & documentation use