The Cross Section
One of Vinci LLC’s most successful techniques is the application of a cross section to the worksite.
We live and build in the third dimension, not in flat plans. A cross section helps your audience see inside buildings. It gets to the bottom of deep digs, showing the audience what bank retention and demolition mean to what’s already in place around the site.
Some of Vinci LLC’s most successful construction visualizations are 4d worksite sections. This is because a condition difficult to explain verbally is clarified by a good cross section.
Worksite Section Examples
Here are a dozen worksite section examples. Click on an image below to visit an Example Page.
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Sections help explain workflow over another construction site activity |
Show how you aim to ably build an innovative or complex design using Vinci LLC’s worksite sections |
How will you deliver material on a tight site? A Vinci LLC worksite section can show how! |
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Building separation joints and interfaces are a hot topic; sections can aid your message greatly |
Sections help demonstrate your company’s keen understanding of construction |
Worksite sections get in there and clearly explain how to raise the roof |
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Worksite sections illustrate how demolition, depth of excavation, and infill relate to the street, utilities, and existing conditions |
Show the Owner the implications of schematic decisions even before you have the job! Proof that you are the best pick |
Bank retention issues are clearly illustrated by Vinci LLC’s worksite sections |
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A building or facility section can help demonstrate or underscore your firm’s command of unusual construction |
Underground intercepts and utility connections shine when conveyed by a cross section |
Vinci LLC’s worksite sections even work underwater! |
This page last modified Monday 4 August 2014.