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Delays
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| When
the clock is ticking, you feel the pressure. Especially when you have
bad drawings, conflicting drawings, or no drawings at all. You can‘t
start schematic design until you have complete, accurate field conditions.
Existing condition documentation is essential but can be pre-design
drudgery. What if ECD were made easier? |
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Resource
drain
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| Measuring,
note-taking, photography, drafting, data checking: every step occupies
time, people, and resources. What if these labor-intensive steps had
shortcuts so that more time could be spent on design? |
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Errors
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moment you put a documentation team in the field, you risk human error.
Mistakes can creep in every time data passes through another pair
of hands. What if you could streamline the team and reduce the chance
of miscommunication and mistakes? |
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Missed
details
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| On
the project site, most structures have easy-to-see but hard-to-reach
places. Historic buildings can be especially challenging. Details
can be difficult to capture whether visible or obscure. What if it
was easier to gather all the information you need? |
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Return
trips
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| When
you pack up your tape measure and head back to the office, how sure
will you be that you won‘t have to return for neglected details?
How confident can you feel that you haven‘t missed a thing? What
if you don‘t have time to go back? |
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