Construction site and infrastructure photography: documenting, protecting and enhancing buildings and renovations
Construction site photographic documentation
Given its focus on the landscape, BAMS has developed a particular sensitivity to documenting Italy's artistic heritage and, in turn, to surveying the changes shaping the territory.
Documenting the state of a site before, during and af ter an urban development project has become a defining practice for the studio, both in practical and conceptual terms.
The architectural evolution of a site is a valuable analytical tool, building an archive that records the progress of the works step by step, along with how the property changes within its context. Preserving the memory of a place — its skyline, its changing neighbourhood — is essential to building a visual record for future generations, for designers, and for everyone who invests resources and effort in projects large and small.
Construction site photography services
Ground and drone photographic documentation before, during and after works
Creation of archives (aerial and ground-based) throughout the construction process
Production of aerial drone video
Production of time-lapse footage for the entire duration of the site
Documentation of installation phases, utility systems and their placement within the building
Ground and aerial photographic documentation to support insurance protection
Before and after: time-lapse for projects large and small
BAMS Photo produces time-lapse footage for construction sites, condensing months of work into videos just a few minutes long. Construction progress is tracked step by step through the automated capture of images at regular intervals, making it possible to precisely monitor each phase of the project and reinforcing the transparency and traceability of the process.
Photographic archives in compliance with regulations
All images taken by BAMS Photo on site serve solely to document the progress of the construction site and its various working phases. In accordance with GDPR privacy regulations (EU 2016/679), no worker featured in the images is identifiable: faces, licence plates and other personally identifiable details are always concealed during production and post-production.
