Overview
RealVisuals specializes in 3D surveying, 2D drawings, and 3D modeling of existing buildings, sites, and their surroundings. The company offers services including 3D scanning, point clouds, 2D plans, 3D and BIM models, visual design and animation, surveying, and consultancy to increase efficiency of construction projects through accurate 3D data.
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- Een niet alledaagse taak voor ons team! In opdracht van ORIGIN ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING heeft RealVisuals onlangs een van de historische brouwerskuipen bij WIELS Contemporary Art Centre opgemeten. Het documenteren van industrieel erfgoed vereist absolute precisie! Hierboven afgebeeld: ontwerp van de vegetatie-installatie van Bureau Bas Smets. #3DScanning #Industrieel erfgoed #Brussel #LandscapeArchitecture #Restauratie
- Ons erfgoed, in goede handen. Op 13 September vieren we Open Monumentendag. Dankjewel aan alle vakmensen, architecten,experts en eigenaars die zich dagelijks inzetten voor de restauratie en preservatie van onze geschiedenis. Een succesvolle restauratie begint bij de basis. Met nauwkeurige 3D-opmetingen en visuele weergaven zorgt Realvisuals vanaf de allereerste start dat elk historisch detail correct in kaart wordt gebracht. Samen bouwen we aan de toekomst van ons verleden. #OpenMonumentendag #Realvisuals #Restauratie #3DScanning
- A precise digital record for a place of remembrance. RealVisuals was proud to carry out the site measurement of Bedford House Cemetery in Zillebeke Belgium. For heritage sites such as this, accurate documentation of the existing situation is an important foundation for future maintenance, conservation and management. Our survey captures the site in detail and provides reliable digital data that can be used for ongoing care and preservation. Beyond the technical aspect of this project, working at Bedford House also reminded us of
- Some buildings simply deserve to be looked at. The Rectorate Building in Etterbeek, designed by Belgian architect Renaat Braem, is a remarkable example of modernist architecture. Its powerful geometry, sculptural forms and carefully composed details make it a building that continues to fascinate, decades after its creation. A beautiful reminder that architecture can be both functional and truly expressive. With thanks to @Origin for the opportunity to discover and document this remarkable building. #RenaatBraem #3Dscanning
- Ready to be… felt! Alongside the digital twin, we created for Herita 3D print of the Castle of Laarne. Research shows that blind and visually impaired individuals can fully grasp complex concepts—like historic architecture—through 3D replicas. Details that text or audio alone simply cannot capture. While many museums stop at 3D printing individual exhibition pieces, this model goes several steps further: High Detail: Every imperfection and contour of the monument is accurately printed. Tactile Layers: The castle’s historic
- Reality capture comes with unexpected moments. During a recent scanning project, our team came across a statue standing right next to a large ventilation unit. Given the summer temperatures, it almost looked as if the sculpture was enjoying a well-deserved breeze. Humour aside, even in challenging conditions and warm environments, our team continues to deliver accurate and reliable 3D scans. Every project is different, and sometimes the surroundings make for a memorable image. At RealVisuals, we combine precision, technology and
- For the musical Sleeping Beauty at the Studio100 Theatre in De Panne, RealVisuals was commissioned by Studio 100 Benelux to create an accurate 3D model of the existing technical infrastructure. Using advanced 3D scanning technology, we captured the venue in detail and translated the data into a precise digital model. This allowed Studio 100's production team to design and coordinate the technical aspects of the show with confidence and efficiency, long before the first performance took place. A great example of how reality
- Where do our scanners unpack their suitcases? Exploring architectural heritage often means uncovering profound chapters of our history. The former monastery of the 'Blauwe Zusters' in Veurne is a striking example. Located just behind the Yser front during the First World War, this building served a vital purpose as a military hospital, providing essential care during one of Europe's darkest times. When we talk about heritage preservation, we are not just talking about bricks and mortar, we are talking about preserving the physical
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