Case Studies

To support smart-building plans across six Metro Vancouver campuses, BCIT relied on Multivista to document 56 buildings and 3 million square feet — one of British Columbia’s largest documentation projects.

BCIT uses Multivista’s as-built photo documentation to verify hidden conditions, resolve defect disputes, and maintain quality long after construction — protecting their investment across all six campuses.

When building a state-of-the-art environmental science campus on the seaside bluff of a national marine sanctuary, 1888-founded General Contractor Swinerton Builders leveraged Multivista’s construction progress photography and documentation service to capture construction milestones and regular progress throughout this complex state-funded build.

The professionals at Webcor have led massive projects throughout California. As the lead contractor on the $1.4B UC Merced 2020 project, Webcor leveraged Multivista’s drone photography and UAV mapping to keep everyone informed across a 219-acre site with 14 new LEED Gold certified buildings.

The team at Darden & Company has been managing large-scale construction projects in the Atlanta, Georgia area since 1999. Their biggest project to date was the construction of the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the associated demolition of the Georgia Dome, and the construction of The Home Depot Backyard.

When building a 285-unit luxury apartment complex in Miami, ZOM, one of Florida’s leading developers, wanted to keep tabs on construction progress to make sure things were on schedule and on budget. ZOM turned to the construction photo documentation expertise of Multivista to track the BLU at North Bay Village project.

Verity Commercial, one of the fastest growing commercial real estate companies in the United States, turned to Multivista for visual documentation on two multifamily residential projects in Washington’s Ballpark District, across from Nationals Park.

Northeast Georgia Health Systems (NGHS) has undergone a period of intense growth over the last decade, building and renovating many hospitals, offices, and health centers. For these projects, NGHS always trusts Multivista’s construction site progress photography services to help stave off unforeseen costs and stay on budget.

The Lowry Avenue Bridge Replacement project was a new steel tied-arch bridge that replaced the original Lowry Avenue structure, a 5-span truss bridge built in 1905. Extending across the Mississippi River in Minneapolis, the construction project photo documentation services helped the bridge replacement team collaborate better.