New York City, New York - HOUSTON, NY, September 2026 — As-Built Drawing Services is sharing details of its existing-conditions survey for Balenciaga’s Ala Moana boutique in Honolulu. The 3,000-square-foot project shows how LiDAR scanning and building information modeling can document an active retail space for renovation planning.

For owners, architects, and project teams, current building records can offer a clearer basis for design and coordination. The company’s published project profile describes the survey, its deliverables, and the work completed between January and May 2024.

Accurate as-built drawing services give teams a clearer starting point

Renovation plans depend on knowing what is already in place. When existing drawings are outdated or incomplete, teams may need to verify dimensions and building features before they can plan changes. As-built documentation records observed conditions so project teams have a reference for design and coordination.

Why existing building information can fall short

Buildings change over time. Walls move, spaces get updated, and equipment or finishes may differ from what older plans show. If teams rely on records that don’t reflect those changes, they may need to check site conditions before making design decisions.

These are common documentation issues, not claims about any specific client site. A fresh survey can help create a record of current conditions for a planned renovation or future facility work. The right scope depends on the building and the project’s needs.

How as-built drawings document existing conditions

As-built drawings show the conditions found in an existing building or site. They may record elements such as floor layouts, ceilings, elevations, or building systems, depending on the agreed scope. Teams can then use these records as a reference during design, planning, or property management.

As-Built Drawing Services describes its work as LiDAR scanning, building surveys, and as-built documentation. Its service page lists CAD drawings, Revit models, PDFs, and other project outputs. The deliverables selected for a project depend on its requirements.

As Built Drawing Services documents confirmed project capabilities

The company’s Ala Moana project profile describes an existing-conditions survey for a boutique undergoing luxury retail renovation. The team used terrestrial LiDAR scanning and BIM modeling to document the space and create a digital base for design coordination and future updates.

The published case also gives a practical example of the company’s documented work: a defined site, a stated project period, and named deliverables. It offers owners and project teams a view of how scan data can be developed into drawings and a model for a real renovation.

Services and deliverables available to clients

For the Honolulu boutique, the project profile lists high-density LiDAR point-cloud data, 2D CAD floor and ceiling plans in DWG format, georeferenced orthophotos, and a virtual Matterport walkthrough. It also lists a Level of Development 300 Revit model. These details apply to the published case and should not be read as a fixed package for every project.

The company’s wider services include architectural plans, elevations, sections, MEP as-built drawings, building surveys, and Scan-to-BIM work. Its website also lists PDFs and Revit models among available formats. Clients can discuss which records and outputs fit their project scope.

Projects and clients the services are designed to support

As Built Drawing Services lists residential, retail, commercial, and institutional projects among the areas it supports. Its website also identifies architects, engineers, interior designers, contractors, and property owners as client groups. The mix of project types makes it useful for teams seeking existing-condition records before planning building work.

For retail teams, consistent records can help support planning across locations. The Balenciaga project page describes an active store where scanning took place during off-hours, with low-disruption equipment. That example is specific to the Honolulu site; other buildings may need a different survey plan.

A clear documentation process takes site data to drawings

As Built Drawing Services describes its project workflow as scan, process, 3D modeling, and delivery. In the Balenciaga case, LiDAR capture fed into point-cloud data, CAD plans, and a Revit model. The listed steps help explain the path from recorded conditions to usable project documents.

From project requirements to site assessment

Before requesting a survey, clients can gather any existing plans, note the areas that need to be documented, and outline the intended use of the drawings. Building type, site location, access limits, and project goals can help define the scope. This information gives the service team context for discussing suitable capture and deliverables.

The Honolulu case involved an operating retail space. The project page says scanning took place during off-hours to limit disruption. For other sites, clients can share access rules, operating hours, and any areas that need special coordination when discussing the work.

From captured conditions to reviewed deliverables

The company’s published workflow names scanning, processing, 3D modeling, and delivery. Its project profile identifies the specific outputs for the Balenciaga boutique, including DWG plans, point-cloud data, orthophotos, a walkthrough, and a Revit model. File types and model details can vary with project needs.

Clients can explain which design or facility tasks the documentation must support when they request a quote. They can also share any file standards or existing models the project team uses. The website does not state a standard delivery time, so timing should be discussed as part of the project scope.

Verified project evidence shows how the service works in practice

The Balenciaga project provides a documented example of the company’s work, while a client comment on the company website describes support across multiple retail locations. Together, the case details and client statement offer context on both a single site survey and broader retail documentation work.

An approved project example

The Ala Moana boutique project covered 3,000 square feet in Honolulu. As-Built Drawing Services reports that it completed the existing-conditions survey from January 29 to May 1, 2024, using LiDAR scanning and BIM modeling. The resulting records were prepared to support design coordination and future updates.

The project page also describes the challenge of working in an active store. Scanning took place during off-hours, and the listed deliverables included CAD plans and a Revit model. The profile does not publish a quantified outcome such as a time or cost saving.

Supporting details from a published client comment

The company’s website displays a comment from Lauren Dilandro, identified as Store Planning at Balenciaga: “Antonio's team has supported our retail growth across the Americas, capturing 60+ locations from Hawaii to Rio.” The comment also says the documentation is crucial for store planning and describes a hosting platform used to centralize assets.

This published statement provides client context for the company’s multi-location retail work. The 60-plus figure is attributed to the comment on the company website; it is not presented as an independently audited total. The Honolulu case profile gives a separate, site-specific account of project scope and deliverables.

Contact As Built Drawing Services to discuss project documentation

Building owners and project teams can contact the company to discuss existing-condition drawings, LiDAR scanning, or BIM documentation. A clear project brief can help frame that discussion and identify which records may be useful.

Request information or a project discussion

Visit asbuiltdrawingservices.com or contact the company at [email protected] or 1-855-201-4043. When reaching out, have the building type and location ready, along with the project scope and any existing plans or models.

Clients can also note access requirements and the file formats their team uses. These details can help the company discuss a suitable survey scope and potential deliverables. Availability and timing should be confirmed directly.

Company information and media contact

AS-BUILT DRAWING SERVICES (ADS) provides LiDAR scanning, building surveys, and as-built documentation for residential, retail, commercial, and other project types. Its website lists CAD drawings, Revit models, and related documentation among its services. General company inquiries can be sent to the email address or phone number above.

As-Built Drawing Services’ published Balenciaga case details a 3,000-square-foot Honolulu survey and the drawings and model created for renovation planning. Building owners and project teams can review the project profile and contact the company to discuss documentation needs for their own sites.