LEWIS’S BUILDING

THE BRIEF

The former Lewis’s Department Store is one of Liverpool’s most iconic landmark buildings.

The original Lewis’s Department Store dates back to 1856. The building burnt down in the infamous fire of 1886, and was heavily bombed by the Luftwaffe during the Second World War.

Spatial Dimensions were briefed to provide a partial scan to BIM survey for the purposes of a comprehensive programme of redevelopment and remodelling.

Particular attention was needed on the structural beams and columns, so the architect could maximise the available space for the client.

OUR WORK

A measured building survey conducted with Total stations and laser scanners and controlled to Ordnance Survey Grid & Datum. The deliverable was an LOD3 mode

THE OUTCOME

Phase one has recently been completed and the building now provides 75,000 sq ft of Grade A offices and retail spaces.

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LEWIS'S BUILDING IMAGES

"ADP have worked successfully with Spatial Dimensions on a number of projects. They have accurately delivered the required level of detail for survey works, within a workable time periods and competitive rates. "

"Spatial Dimensions pulled out all of the stops to ensure the drawings were delivered on time and they were to a high standard too. It was a large undertaking and we were very happy with the work delivered by the SD team"

"We have and would recommend Spatial Dimensions to other Architects and construction professionals. They deliver a great balance of price and programme often beating their competitors by weeks which is key to some of our Retrofit projects"