Anchorpoint Geospatial captures current-season site context, existing-conditions documentation, and high-resolution 3D models for architects working across Pierce County and the Puget Sound. Every deliverable is referenced to Washington State Plane and NAVD88/GEOID18, so the data drops cleanly into Revit, AutoCAD, or SketchUp without coordinate headaches.
Most architecture projects begin with an incomplete picture of the site. Topographic surveys are months out, existing drawings are missing or wrong, and the only aerial imagery available is whatever Google Earth last indexed. That gap drives design decisions that have to be corrected later in DD or CD when better data finally arrives.
Anchorpoint closes that gap at the front of the project. A single flight produces a high-resolution orthomosaic, a textured 3D mesh of the building and grounds, and a digital surface model of the site. Tied to Washington State Plane (NAD83/HARN, EPSG:2927) and NAVD88 with GEOID18, the data loads directly into Revit and AutoCAD at true scale and elevation.
The same capture supports schematic site studies, existing-conditions documentation for renovation and adaptive reuse, design review board exhibits, client presentations, and permit submissions. One data set. Multiple deliverables. No re-fly.
3D textured mesh and high-resolution orthomosaic of the building, roof, and grounds. A measurable, dated record of the envelope and site before any demolition or design begins. Essential for renovation, adaptive reuse, and historic preservation projects.
Current-season aerial basemap for schematic and DD packages. Drop into your site plan sheet, context diagrams, and zoning exhibits. Typical ground sample distance of one to two centimeters per pixel at mission altitudes between 200 and 400 feet AGL.
Shareable browser-based 3D viewer for client meetings, design review boards, and public hearings. Stakeholders rotate, measure, and annotate the model without installing software or downloading large files. Export high-resolution stills for any slide deck or permit exhibit.
Digital surface model and digital terrain model derived from RTK-positioned photogrammetry. Referenced to NAD83(HARN) Washington South and NAVD88/GEOID18. Imports into Revit as a toposolid or into AutoCAD Civil 3D as a TIN surface without additional transformation.
Send the site address and the phase you’re in. Anchorpoint will reply with a scope, a price, and a flight date. First demo flight is complimentary for qualifying projects in the Puget Sound region.
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