Talk about what attendees will get out of the event and what they’ll experience that they won’t get anywhere else.

Architects working on renovation and preservation projects know the problem: site access is expensive, drawings are outdated, and spatial context gets lost between handoffs. This session uses Washington National Cathedral as a case study for a better approach. See how a single reality capture baseline supports measurement, coordination, and stakeholder communication across the full project lifecycle. Walk away with a framework you can apply to your next renovation project.
This session qualifies for AIA continuing education credits.
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Dominick Gallegos
Product Marketing,
Matterport

Stephanie Lin
VP Design & Build,
Matterport
Access
What can you reach? Reduce repeat site visits with one capture.
Ambiguity
Where do drawings diverge from reality? Find out before it costs you.
Consequence
What fails if you guess wrong? Protect decisions with a shared record.