OVERVIEW
BACKGROUND: Oxburgh Hall is a moated mansion set within 70 acres of formal gardens and woodlands.
A £6 million improvement project was underway at the site, with works including repairing the roof, windows, chimneys, and medieval gatehouse.
REQUIREMENT: As part of enhancements, a fully compliant ramp was needed from the south entrance and chapel to improve wheelchair accessibility.
SITE SURVEY:
Oxburgh Hall was the first project to benefit from the Lidar scanning technology used by our site surveyors.
The machine scans the whole area, including the building and terrain.
Once the photographing process was completed, our CAD designer was able to plot a 3D visual of the ramp on top of the lidar model.
The final CAD designs were given to the client with their quotation.
The lidar modelling process helps contextualise the drawings by placing the systems in a virtual representation of the real environment; in this example, a historic setting with grass & dry terrain.
We aim to carry out site surveys efficiently and within a minimal time frame. This technology enables us to continue to achieve these objectives and more.
END RESULT:
The two systems were installed within a week and included a compliant 1:15 gradient and width of 1500mm.
FEATURES INCLUDED:
EXTRA FEATURE INCLUDED:
Modular Walkway Platform
Fully Compliant DDA Modular Ramp
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