orto space
Collaborate in the point cloud model, straight from the browser
- Measure dimensions, components and condition
- Locate reports and find them again easily
- Bring every trade together in one model
Rethink what’s
already built.
Technology for circular construction.
For projects in existing buildings we deliver the full chain, from precise three-dimensional capture through in-depth potential assessment to a shared workflow in our software.
So that retention becomes a real option, for circular and cost-efficient planning, for engineers and non-engineers alike.
Collaborate in the point cloud model, straight from the browser
High-precision laser surveys for planning, reuse and life cycle assessment
Reducing risk and enabling high-value reuse in existing buildings, based on data
Component audits and digital archiving
Reuse potential and risk assessment
LCA in accordance with DIN EN ISO 14040
»Working with existing buildings should be a pleasure. So we are building the tools we were missing ourselves.«
Felix Matschinske, Co-Founder → Our Mission
Precision is a head start
Reduce planning risk and cost through precision from the start.
Costs
Cut travel and coordination effort through central data access.1
Time
Increase the value through transparent documentation.2
Market Value
1: AACE International (2020). Cost Estimate Classification System – As Applied in Engineering, Procurement, and Construction.
2: ETASR (2023). Construction Cost Overrun Analysis Studies.
Strategic Projects
Added value for projects
Design Principles
Transformative Spaces and Climate Adaption
2024–2030
Duration
Supporting climate knowledge through design principles
Climate adaptation in urban development and spatial planning
Participation in climate-sensitive urban design
Influence of climate change perceptions on everyday practices
These and other questions are addressed by the project led by Professor Tatjana Schneider from the Institute for History and Theory of Architecture and Urban Planning at TU Braunschweig. The project is funded by the Climate Future Labs initiative from the Ministry of Science and Culture of Lower Saxony with €5 million from 2024 to 2030.
About the Consortium
orto supports TU Braunschweig, Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, and other industry and research contributors in project, particularly in exploring the potential of digitally supported building and material analysis. orto’s contribution provides the foundation for utilizing the potential of digital reality capture technologies and making data accessible to a broad group of experts and stakeholders.
Project Website
GTAS-Braunschweig