Interactive Models

3D reality models.
Navigate live photogrammetric meshes from selected Angell Surveys projects.

A 3D modelling survey turns measured survey data — UAV photogrammetry, drone LiDAR or terrestrial laser scanning — into a dimensionally accurate 3D model of a building, structure or site. Every model below is a real Angell Surveys deliverable, produced UK-wide from our London and Suffolk bases. Each one opens in a browser-based reality-mesh viewer: pan, zoom and orbit around the captured site. Built using Bentley iTwin Capture (formerly ContextCapture) and delivered via global CDN.

These models are outputs of three Angell Surveys services: 3D modelling survey (reality capture) for the photogrammetric meshes of buildings, bridges and plant; drone LiDAR survey for the substation, catchment and Northfleet models; and point cloud and 3D laser scanning survey for the terrestrial-scan-based Highbury Estate model. Each card states how the model was captured.

All published 3D models

3D model preview — Electricity Substation (UAV LiDAR) Infrastructure

Electricity Substation (UAV LiDAR)

United Kingdom

High-fidelity reality model of a live high-voltage electricity substation — combined UAV LiDAR and photogrammetric capture of the busbars, gantries, transformer bays and transmission-tower interface, streamed in the Nira browser-based 3D viewer.

Capture: Combined UAV LiDAR and photogrammetric capture of a live high-voltage substation: busbars, gantries, transformer bays and the transmission-tower interface.

3D model preview — New Bridge Street Heritage

New Bridge Street

Blackfriars, London

High-fidelity reality model of New Bridge Street — a period commercial building facade and roofscape capture in the City of London, streamed in the Nira browser-based 3D viewer.

Capture: UAV photogrammetric reality mesh of a period commercial facade and roofscape.

Want one of these for your project?

Reality capture and 3D modelling — from a single building to a 70 km² site.

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RICS-regulated work, led by Philip M. Angell MRICS.