Developers and main contractors often rely on progress photographs to record pipework, cabling and other site conditions. However, months later, when designers, MEP subcontractors or facilities teams need to confirm a pipe route, valve position or equipment clearance, isolated photographs may not provide enough spatial information.
Developers and main contractors often rely on progress photographs to record pipework, cabling and other site conditions.
However, months later, when designers, MEP subcontractors or facilities teams need to confirm a pipe route, valve position or equipment clearance, isolated photographs may not provide enough spatial...
Developers and main contractors often rely on progress photographs to record pipework, cabling and other site conditions. Photos can confirm completed work and visible defects. Ho
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Developers and main contractors often rely on progress photographs to record pipework, cabling and other site conditions. However, months later, when designers, MEP subcontractors or facilities teams need to confirm a pipe route, valve position or equipment clearance, isolated photographs may not provide enough spatial information. Photos can confirm completed work and visible defects.
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