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Photogrammetry for Renovation Photogrammetry is a process of creating detailed 3D models from photographs taken at different angles and distances. This technique is used to accurately measure the dimensions, shapes, and positions of objects or structures. In the context of renovation, photogrammetry plays a vital role in assessing the current state of a building or structure before commencing any work. Renovating a building involves several stages, including demolition, excavation, construction, and finishing work. Each stage requires meticulous planning to ensure that the final outcome meets the desired standards. Photogrammetry helps by providing a precise measurement of the existing structure, which enables architects, engineers, and contractors to create accurate blueprints for renovation. Photogrammetry also facilitates the creation of digital models that can be used to visualize the renovation process in 3D. This allows stakeholders to see how their building will look before construction begins.