Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose St, Glasgow

The Glasgow Film Theatre, nestled in the heart of the city, stands as a cultural landmark. Erected in 1939, this architectural gem has witnessed the evolution of cinema and remains a cornerstone of Glasgow's vibrant arts scene. Its unique Art Deco design and historical significance make it an invaluable cultural asset.

Our surveying team embarked on a comprehensive scanning endeavor, employing both ground-based LiDAR scanners and aerial drones to capture the essence of the Glasgow Film Theatre. These dual approaches ensured a comprehensive representation, capturing intricate details of the building's exterior and interior.

Following the scanning process, our team meticulously integrated and processed the data collected from the ground-based scanners and drone captures. Utilizing this comprehensive dataset, our skilled Revit modeling specialists meticulously crafted a detailed and accurate 3D Revit model. The resulting Revit model stands as a digital tribute to the Glasgow Film Theatre's rich history and architectural significance. McGinlay Bell Architects received a comprehensive, navigable, and highly detailed representation of the building, aiding them in their endeavors to preserve and enhance this cultural treasure.