The process of getting the signage installed - from design generation, review and decision making - was conducted remotely, eliminating ambiguity and unnecessary travel. Walbridge used the current reality captured in Reconstruct to create design simulations. Near the completion of the project, the owner asked for large, additional, external signage to be applied to the site. This saved weeks in avoided back and forth communication with the owner. Walbridge used Reconstruct reality to BIM overlay process to represent how the already installed steel would need be modified to fit the new design. Mid-stream in the project, the owner asked for a change to the window wall configuration on one of the elevations of the facility. Visual Coordination and Collaboration - Walbridge team regularly used interior and exterior reality captures to facilitate communication and collaboration with the owner.This issue was resolved more quickly due to the documentation provided in Reconstruct. By performing a virtual tour in Reconstruct, HVAC equipment was found to be installed in a location that didn’t match the design model or vendor supplied shop drawings. By comparing the as-built conditions in the reality capture vs the 3D model, the team was able to document and quickly resolve a conflict between the installation of fire protection equipment and access to overhead access doors. Examples identified in the Reconstruct platform include: Quality – Throughout the project, the Walbridge QAQC manager was able to mitigate the downstream impact of quality issues through early detection.The three main benefits that Walbridge realized were:

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