3D intelligence for projects under construction.
The model of your site, kept honest as it gets built. Every element knows what it is, when it's scheduled, which documents govern it, and where it stands today. Ask anything about the project. Get an answer grounded in the model.
The model goes dumb the moment construction starts.
Every major project is modeled in 3D before groundbreaking
Architects, engineers, and contractors coordinate against a shared model. It is the most detailed representation of the project that exists.
Then construction starts. The site changes daily. The model doesn't.
Tracking reality falls to site walks, photos, and videos. Two people on the same site come back with different answers. Schedules slip, mistakes get made, and millions are spent fixing them.
One model. Every element. Always current.
Landex builds an objective 3D representation of your site where every element understands its own context. Site captures, drawings, change orders, schedules, and submittals all feed into the same model. The model stays true as the site evolves.
You stop translating between the site and the paperwork because the model holds both.
Plain-English questions. Answers sourced to the document, the date, and the element.
Drywall on floors 5–7 is on schedule. Floor 8 ceiling grid is 9 days behind per the look-ahead. Floor 9 finishing has not started because MEP rough-in cleared inspection on May 22, two weeks late.
The pipe contractor is working from drawings that predate Change Order #47 (April 18). The highlighted runs on levels 4–9 now conflict with the revised sprinkler layout. Flag CO #47 with the mechanical foreman before Tuesday's pour.
Revision 3 (May 9) shifts the alignment 14 feet north between STA 142+00 and STA 168+00. Six segments are affected. The trenching crew is still working off Rev 2 and has completed STA 142+00 through 151+50 on the old alignment.
Life safety and fire alarm are commissioned. HVAC commissioning is 60% complete with 4 air handlers remaining. Pressure testing passed on the domestic water loop. Outstanding for turnover: elevator inspection, sprinkler final, and three punch items on egress signage.
Captures in. Queryable model out.
Capture comes in.
Phone video, 360 cameras, drone footage, laser scans. Landex ingests whatever your team is already capturing. No proprietary hardware.
The model gets built and updated.
Multimodal models reconstruct the site as it stands today and align it against the design model. Every element is identified, located, and tied to its source documents.
The project's context is embedded.
Drawings, RFIs, submittals, schedules, change orders, inspection sign-offs. All linked to the elements they govern. The model knows what document version applies to what physical work.
You query the model.
Ask in plain English. Get answers sourced to the document, the date, and the element. Integrate with Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, and your existing stack via API.
Built for anyone responsible for getting a project built right.
If your project gets built, gets inspected, and gets handed over, Landex fits.
Commercial and institutional construction
Office, healthcare, life sciences, data centers, education, mixed-use. MEP-heavy work where the gap between design and as-built is most expensive.
Civil and heavy infrastructure
Roads, bridges, transit corridors, water and wastewater. Long-duration projects where the model has to stay honest across phases.
Energy and utilities buildouts
Substations, generation, pipeline construction, distribution upgrades. Projects where regulatory inspection trails matter as much as the physical work.
Industrial and process facilities
Plants, refineries, manufacturing buildouts. Element-rich projects where document linkage to physical work is the difference between a clean commissioning and a six-month closeout.
Tell us about your project.
Let's do a 20-minute call. We'll walk you through what Landex would do on a project like yours, and what a pilot looks like.
or email allen@landexsystems.com