ARCHITECT@WORK in Hamburg: Digital building measurement with Weber 360 Grad
Digitalisation is transforming the way we plan, measure and renovate buildings, making the process more efficient, precise and sustainable. At this year's Architect@Work event in Hamburg on 17–18 September, Saint-Gobain Weber will present its innovative 360-degree measurement service, offering a smart solution for digital inventory and precise 3D building measurements.
In this article, we explain why a visit is worthwhile and how digital technologies such as 3D scanning and building measurement can future-proof your planning processes.
ARCHITECT@WORK is a well-established European trade fair, targeting architects, interior designers, planners and specialist companies. It showcases innovative products, materials and solutions for modern construction within a curated setting. The focus is on innovation, quality, and sustainable development.
This year, Saint-Gobain Weber will be represented alongside maxit at a joint stand at the event. Visitors can look forward to an inspiring event format that offers a concise overview of the latest technologies for building digitisation. Highlights will include the Weber 360-degree measurement service and the sustainable maxit straw panel — an innovative, lightweight product made from straw that is ideal for energy-efficient, resource-saving construction.
Building digitisation is no longer just a topic for the future; it is already a central component of modern planning and construction processes. Accurate recording of existing buildings is crucial, particularly for renovations and conversions.
Methods such as 3D scanning, digital measurement and 3D measurement enable complex inventory data to be recorded quickly, reliably and completely, even in challenging structural conditions. The advantages range from more efficient planning and greater execution reliability to improved cost estimation.
Those who wish to digitise their property portfolio are paving the way for sustainable, economical and technologically advanced solutions in existing buildings.
Gerade im Sanierungsbereich ist eines klar: Nur wer weiß, was vorhanden ist, kann sicher planen. Traditionelle Aufmaßmethoden stoßen hier oft an Grenzen – sei es durch Zeitdruck, unvollständige Daten oder schwer zugängliche Bereiche.
Ein digitales 3D-Aufmaß ermöglicht es, den Gebäudebestand millimetergenau zu erfassen – inklusive aller relevanten Maße, Strukturen und Details. Die Vorteile sind überzeugend:
Mehr Planungssicherheit
Minimierung von Fehlern und Nacharbeiten
Schnellere Entscheidungswege
Optimale Zusammenarbeit aller Projektbeteiligten
Technologien zur Bestandsdigitalisierung wie Laserscanning und photogrammetrische Verfahren eröffnen neue Möglichkeiten – vom Einzelgewerk bis zur ganzheitlichen Gebäudesanierung
We offer an intelligent, practical solution for the digital inventory of buildings with our Weber ‘360 Degree’ measurement service. Designed for skilled tradespeople, architects and planners who value accuracy, efficiency and reliable processing, our service is ideal for new construction, conversion or renovation projects.
At a glance, Weber 360° offers the following:
Precise 3D measurement, including digital modelling
Digital data transfer for your planning software
Fast on-site recording by experienced partners
High time and cost efficiency with a high level of detail
This forms the perfect foundation for our integrated system solutions in flooring, renovation, and construction chemistry — delivering reliability, performance, and innovation from the ground up.
Saint-Gobain Weber is pleased to present the Weber 360-degree measurement service:
📍 ARCHITECT@WORK Hamburg 🗓️17-18 September 2025 📍 Hamburg Exhibition Centre – Hall B7, Stand 120
At the event, you will have the opportunity to speak to our expert advisors directly, watch live demonstrations and ask questions about anything from data capture to connecting to your CAD or BIM software.
We look forward to showing you how the Weber 360° digital building measurement service can simplify your work, providing precision, economy and future-proofing.
