When using prefabricated modules for construction, an innovative building designs may represent cost overruns if the prefabricated modules are not correctly placed. In this specific project, adaptation of curved geometry to the model represented a constant concern for the owner, besides verticality of the modules throughout all the facade.

To address the client concerns and avoid unforeseen budget expenses the executed inspectión required multiple captures of the facade to check all the curtain wall. The site-manager seeked to:

1. Execute the inspection with models from an alternative data capture application to define if it offers best results for processing with CHECKTOBUILD
2. Upload models (BIM & POINT CLOUD) to execute inspection from an iPad
3. After having results, activate the heat map on the point cloud to highlight the deviated or missing elements
4. Share the inspection to the stakeholders

As the most suitable data capture technique for the client was through applications on an iPad, the inspection was processed with more than one point cloud against the BIM model, it showed:

• All modules are properly aligned, reaching a 92% in tolerance within the model
• In red color can be seen the skirting-boards that have not yet been installed and a mesh present in the cloud that does not match the model
• Complete facade, 110ft2, adapted smoothly to the curve geometry of the building

By doing the inspection the manager discovered that the alignment of the prefabricated modules was correctly installed. Whatsmore, the results allowed us to notice the missing elements that were part of the final finishes of the curtain wall, which means that although the modules are located in the right angle and position, the progress of the element is not 100% complete.