St Mary the Virgin Church in Reading is a Grade II listed building with origins as a Saxon church. It was later simplified in a Calvinistic style, featuring a flat ceiling and a royal coat of arms. The church has six bells, with the most recently added bell requiring reinforcement of the tower due to its weight.
The church preserves a wealth of history, including stone monuments of local families and medieval brasses, such as that of a royal wine taster, highlighting its deep ties to royal patronage.
Surveybase were appointed to deliver a 3D Revit BIM Survey of the building, providing a precision 3D BIM Model delivered to our standard LOD4 facades and LOD3 internal modelling specification.
Surveying St Mary the Virgin Church posed unique challenges. To overcome these obstacles, Surveybase used advanced surveying technology to ensure precise data collection with minimal disruption to residents.
This project underscores Surveybase’s commitment to delivering high-quality, cutting-edge surveying services for the heritage sector. By providing our surveying services, we ensure clients receive a complete, coordinated and accurate dataset. This approach streamlines the design and planning process, reduces risk, and supports more efficient project delivery.
St Mary the Virgin Church joins prestigious sites like Pembroke Castle, and St James’s Church. Each project reflects Surveybase’s expertise in delivering precise surveys for complex buildings.
At Surveybase, we combine over 25 years of experience with the latest surveying technology to deliver accurate, efficient, and professional results across the UK. Whether you’re planning a residential development or a large-scale commercial project, our expert team is here to help. To get started, visit our Quote Portal for a fast, tailored quote: quote@surveybase.co.uk.
