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Structured Real Estate Partners with Eco3d to Complete Adaptive Reuse Project -- Meetinghouse at 3080
Structured Real Estate Partners with Eco3d to Complete Adaptive Reuse Project -- Meetinghouse at 3080.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nStructured Real Estate Partners with Eco3d to Complete Adaptive Reuse Project -- Meetinghouse at 3080\n\nStructured Real Estate Partners with Eco3d to Complete Adaptive Reuse Project -- Meetinghouse at 3080\n\n\nAn Ecoark Holdings, Inc. portfolio company, Eco3d utilized 3d laser scanning to efficiently measure an old church in Scottsdale, AZ that will be converted into commercial office, retail, and restaurant space\n\nROGERS, AR--(Marketwired - December 08, 2016) - Eco3d, a portfolio company of Ecoark Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: EARK) that measures existing topographic, structural, mechanical, and architectural conditions using a variety of instruments in 2d and 3d, announced today that is has been selected by Structured Real Estate Partners to provide 2d and 3d deliverables as solutions for the adaptive reuse renovation of a church in Scottsdale, AZ. The structure, called Meetinghouse at 3080, will be converted into commercial office and retail space. The church, located in the heart of Old Town, features high ceilings, exposed wood beams, stained glass windows, and the potential for a mezzanine. Eco3d virtualized the physical environment of the entire interior of the structure by digitally documenting it in 3d, with the measurements provided to Structured Real Estate in a point cloud deliverable that can be updated at any time. Eco3d was able to accurately capture measurements of the entire church interior, a crucial factor of the building conversion due to the unique shape and construction of many of the rooms, eliminating costly human error and inefficiencies that exist with traditional surveying methods.\"We are proud to be selected by Structured Real Estate to work on this truly unique, adaptive reuse project. Churches often have some of the most intricate designs so manual surveying can be quite difficult and often leads to backtracking later in the project to fix mistakes,\" said Jim Kennelly, Project Manager, Eco3d. \"Our capabilities at Eco3d enable us to eliminate these inefficiencies and provide a more comprehensive measurement of the structure, in less time, allowing developers to use their precious resources in other areas. We are pleased with the results and to once again complete a great project within our home state of Arizona, and look forward to seeing Meetinghouse at 3080 once completed.\"Eco3d's laser scanning...