To close out 2025, we sat down with Multivista co-founders Luis Pascual and Graham Twigg to talk about the early days of construction reality capture, and integrating the company into the broader Hexagon universe. Additionally, we discuss the company’s commitment to its original goal: Documenting projects more thoroughly than ever before, even as evolving reality capture technology like 3D laser scanning and automatic analysis tools keep moving the goal posts.
Here are two stand-out sound bites
| "One of the main pain points I had, as an electrician, was finishing a house and getting called back in post construction, or once drywall actually was on the walls, getting called back in to try to fix a problem. And my only tool was to start cutting holes in walls, so I thought, what if I start documenting? Taking photos of my builds. And that’s when I realized this was more of a technology problem that we’re trying to solve. So I contacted my best friend from high school, who is an engineer. As we all know, engineers can solve all problems, and they know so…" – Luis Pascual |
| "Luis and I had been friends for many years… And the idea was, could we come up with a system to organize and index construction jobsite photos buy location and date so they’d be easy to retrieve later on? Nothing existed — the cloud didn’t even exist at the time, so what we were doing was novel in that respect…" – Graham Twigg |
What happened next? Watch the full video to learn how, over two decades, Luis and Graham’s original idea for Multivista has grown into an expanding construction reality capture business that serves over 65 markets around the world.
As part of Hexagon, Multivista teams can now offer a wide array of construction reality capture services, 3D model creation, and even AI-powered tools that perform deviation analysis and scheduling updates in almost real time. Reach out to our local teams to learn how you can put these ideas and innovations to work on your current or next construction project.
