Site Progress
Show overall development progress across the project site.
3D Visualisation
Exterior Renders
Interior Renders
3D Walkthroughs & Architectural Animation
Masterplan, Aerial & Isometric Visualisation
Floor Plan Visualisation
3D Animation
Drone & Aerial
Interactive Drone
Route & Connectivity Films
Construction Progress Shoots
Completed Project Shoots
Location Drone Shoots
Construction Progress Shoots
Construction Progress Shoots Built for Consistency
Irregular site documentation makes change hard to track. archVi plans repeatable aerial and ground-level captures, giving teams a consistent record across milestones.
VISUAL STORIES / REAL ESTATE
01 / THE VALUE
Capture Progress in a Way Buyers Can Follow
Regular, consistent capture turns construction into a visual timeline. By repeating agreed viewpoints and documenting meaningful milestones, archVi helps teams show how the project is progressing without losing context between updates.
02 / WHAT WE CAPTURE
Document the Changes That Matter
Structural Development
Document building structure and major construction milestones.
Landscape Development
Capture landscaping, open spaces and external works as they take shape.
Amenities
Track progress across key amenities and shared spaces.
Infrastructure
Document roads, utilities and other visible infrastructure development.
Repeatable Views
Use consistent viewpoints that make changes easier to compare over time.
03 / REPEATABLE DOCUMENTATION
Build a Consistent Visual Record
Whether the requirement is monthly, milestone-based or tied to a specific construction schedule, each shoot can follow an agreed visual framework for consistency across the project timeline.
Aerial Viewpoints
Repeat agreed aerial perspectives to show changes across the wider development.
Ground-Level Views
Capture important construction areas and details from consistent positions.
Milestone Capture
Structure shoots around meaningful stages of development rather than arbitrary updates.
04 / PRODUCTION PROCESS
From Milestones to Final Progress Assets
01. Define Milestones
Identify the construction stages and areas that need to be documented.
02. Establish Capture Points
Set repeatable aerial and ground-level viewpoints for consistent comparison.
03. Plan the Shoot
Build the shot list around site conditions, access, safety and the agreed cadence.
04. Capture & Organise
Produce and organise the required photography and video from each shoot.
05. Review & Deliver
Prepare approved assets in the formats and structure agreed for the project.
05 / SCOPE & RESPONSIBILITIES
Plan the Programme Before Capture Begins
Shoot Cadence
Define whether documentation is monthly, milestone-based or tied to another agreed schedule.
Capture Points
Establish the aerial and ground-level viewpoints that should be repeated.
Site Access & Safety
Confirm access, safety coordination and relevant site requirements before each shoot.
Factual Inputs
Ensure construction stages, milestones and other project information are approved.
Final Outputs
Define the required photography, video, formats and delivery structure.
06 / PROOF
See Progress Documentation in Sequence
Reference imagery for design review.
WORK IN CONTEXT
Explore the wider portfolio
Discover the formats, project contexts and creative capabilities behind the work.
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07 / RELATED SERVICES
Explore Related Production Services
Completed Project Shoots
Capture the finished development after construction is complete.
Route & Connectivity Films
Communicate the project's relationship with surrounding roads, destinations and landmarks.
Project Launch Films
Turn project information and visual assets into launch-focused film content.
08 / FAQ
Faq
archVi provides planned aerial and ground-level capture of construction progress, using agreed viewpoints, milestones and outputs. The scope can cover photography, video or both, depending on the project's communication requirements.
The project team should provide the site schedule, priority areas, access requirements and relevant factual inputs. Capture plans, viewpoints and final outputs should be approved before production begins.
Scope is agreed around the required shoot cadence, viewpoints, coverage, formats and outputs. Review stages and final deliverables are defined before production so each scheduled shoot follows a consistent process.
Responsibilities are agreed during planning. Site access, safety coordination and factual approval require appropriate client or project-team involvement, while aerial capture remains subject to permissions, weather and operating conditions.
Frequency, project location, site size, number of viewpoints, aerial requirements, travel, production formats and post-production needs can affect timing and cost. A defined shoot plan allows these factors to be assessed clearly.
Relevant proof should show time-series capture, repeatable viewpoints and examples of how progress material has been prepared for customer, investor or project communication.
09 / FINAL CTA
Plan a Progress Shoot
Keep Your Project Story Moving
Share the construction schedule, priority areas, required viewpoints and intended outputs. We’ll help define a consistent progress-shoot programme.