I will create a point cloud and scan to bim model in archicad


About this gig
Welcome to my Point Cloud to BIM Gig!
Looking to transform your Point Cloud or Laser Scan into an accurate and detailed 3D BIM model?
Youre in the right place!
Im an Architect and BIM Designer specialized in Archicad, Point Cloud to BIM, and Scan to BIM, with over 7 years of experience in architectural modeling.
What I can provide:
- Point Cloud to BIM & Scan to BIM
- Existing Condition & As-Built Modeling
- Architectural 3D BIM Modeling
- Floor Plans, Sections & Elevations
- Complex buildings, multiple levels & detailed architectural elements
I work carefully with your scan data to create an accurate and well-organized Archicad BIM model, adapted to your project requirements.
Before placing an order
Please contact me and share your Point Cloud / Laser Scan and project requirements. Ill review the data and recommend the most suitable package or provide a custom offer for larger or more complex projects.
Lets bring your existing building into BIM!
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Get to know souad dz
architect,BIM and 3D Modeling, Point Cloud Processing
- FromAlgeria
- Member sinceSep 2026
Languages
Arabic, French, English
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FAQ
What file formats do you accept?
I can work with commonly used point cloud and scan formats. Please contact me before ordering so I can confirm that your file format is compatible with my workflow.
Can you model a project larger than the package size?
Yes. Larger or more complex projects are welcome. Please contact me first so I can review the project scope and provide a custom offer.
Can you also provide architectural renderings?
Yes. Architectural rendering can be added as an extra service upon request. Please contact me before ordering to discuss the number and type of views required.

