CPC provided 3D laser scanning services for Embry-Riddle’s iconic new Student Union, helping verify steel beam placement and minimize field errors. Our scanning enabled faster decision-making, reduced change orders, and supported BIM integration for this landmark education facility.

The new Mori Hosseini Student Union is the centerpiece of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach Campus. It creates a variety-filled food court, multiple seating areas, a bookstore, and access to student services. The iconic design and dynamic skylight serve as a hub for students to connect and engage with one another. Reimagined Propellers with outside seating bordering Legacy Walk. A multipurpose, major-event space occupies the southwest side of the union’s first floor with seating for up to 900 people. SGA and student organization offices are located on the second floor, along with group study rooms, computer labs, the Senate chamber, a great lounge, exhibit space, and a Starbucks, as well as access to an outdoor terrace.
Utilizing 3D Laser Scanning, CPC was commissioned by the General Contractor to verify the steel beam structures against the design plans. Identifying conflicts and exposing inaccuracies early in the process, before they occur, translates into significant savings for you on rework and design. Laser scanning can help reduce RFI’s and minimize the costs of change orders related to field conditions. Laser scanning provides the design team with more information upfront, enabling design decisions to be made sooner and resulting in a more comprehensive set of bidding drawings. This, in turn, allows contractors to have confidence in their bids, fully utilize BIM for virtual construction, and prefabricate more of their products. All of these factors enable contractors to meet critical path schedule dates and limit both reorders of materials and delays due to unforeseen field conditions.
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