Missouri State Capitol

Existing Conditions partnered with the United States Senate Chamber to deliver as-built documentation that would serve as the foundation for the recreation of this iconic space at the E.M.K. Wing of the Kennedy Museum. By leveraging our advanced 3D laser scanning and modeling expertise, we provided the Edward M. Kennedy Institute with an accurate 3D BIM Model of the Senate Chamber, ensuring a seamless transition from its original location to a remote setting, preserving its historical and architectural essence in its recreation. Existing Conditions adopted an approach focused on capturing not only the dimensional accuracy of the Senate Chamber but also the intricate and historic features that defined its unique character. With an emphasis on accuracy, our team ensured that every ornate detail, including the notable sconces, light fixtures, and wooden desks, was precisely captured.

Founded in 1939 under the leadership of Governor Harold Stassen, the Minnesota Department of Administration has played a pivotal role in enhancing state governance and delivering crucial services. BWBR Architects selected Existing Conditions to 3D laser scan the interior layout of lower and ground levels, levels one through seven, tunnel connections, and the exterior of the building. In total, this comprehensive as-built documentation covered around 300,000 square feet. It notably included intricate tunnel connections that link the Minnesota State Office Building to the U.S. Capitol Building, as well as, the Minnesota Department of Transportation Building to the south. Existing Conditions delivered a 3D Revit model, 2D CAD, floor plans, exterior elevations, and roof plan to BWBR Architects.

Built in 1876, the Woburn Public Library is a National Historic Landmark designed by HH Richardson. Since the library originally opened, Woburn’s population has more than quadrupled and the existing 19,700 square foot library was no longer able to accommodate the city’s expanding needs. Existing Conditions performed 3D laser scanning services to create a 3D Revit model that was used for a 35,000 square foot addition completed in 2019.