In 2008, comprehensive measurements were conducted on a tenement house, including:

• A very precise measurement of the elevation of the tenement using a "total station" geodetic instrument with non-prismatic distance measurement based on a previously established control network, resulting in a three-dimensional model of the tenement. This model was helpful in developing the individual floors, cross-sections of the tenement, and elevations.

• Interior measurements of the tenement: measuring each room with a precise handheld distance meter ("Disto") and measuring the attic and roof structure using a geodetic tachymeter in non-prismatic measurement mode.

• Leveling of the floors in the tenement using the geometric leveling method, allowing for high measurement precision (leveling error below 2 cm).

• Processing of measurement results using C-geo software and Autodesk AutoCAD.

Architectural and Construction Inventory is Required in the Following Cases:

• Renovation, reconstruction, or extension of a building

• Replacement of the roof structure

• Enlargement or creation of new window openings

• Assessment of technical condition

• Separation of individual land and mortgage registers for separate residential and commercial units

• When determining the area subject to property tax

Stages of Order Execution:

1. Acceptance of the Order: Registering a new order containing: client details, information about the object, and the scope of work to be carried out.

2. Transfer of All Available Documents: The client provides all preserved documents related to the building.

3. Setting a Measurement Date: Informing residents or users about the planned work on the property.

4. Carrying Out Measurement Work: Based on the analyzed documents.

5. Preparation of Appropriate Documentation: In accordance with the scope agreed upon during the order placement.

The completion time mainly depends on the size of the object being surveyed and the specific requirements of the client.