Molecular Horizons Building
Construction time lapse cameras are used to track the progress of your construction project. The camera takes photos at regular intervals and then stitches them together into a video so you can see how your building comes together.
Our construction time lapse cameras give you exactly what you need to see how your project is progressing.
We are happy to announce the launch of our latest time-lapse project, which was completed for our client Richard Crookes Construction at Wollongong University.
The 18-month project will form the hub of a truly integrated ‘UOW Science Precinct.’ The project comprises a 5-storey building of 7000 square metres separated across two wings. The building will house a number of high-end electron microscopes and ancillary equipment that will propel the university to a global level in innovative health research.
We are proud to be able to provide our clients with the best possible visual representation of their projects, and we look forward to continuing to work with Richard Crookes Construction on future projects!
Have you ever wanted to see what your construction project looked like from the outside? How about seeing the progress of your project in real time, without having to climb up on scaffolding and risk life and limb?
We can help. We offer construction time lapse camera services for all types of projects, from skyscrapers to houses. Our cameras can be installed in almost any location on your property and provide you with a clear view of the work being done.
Our cameras are also perfect for anyone who wants to capture the experience of living or working in a fast-paced environment—we’re talking things like busy retail stores, restaurants, or even office buildings.
Whatever your visual requirements, we can help! Our photography and video production team are highly trained professionals who can capture any image you may imagine. We pride ourselves on creating high quality images that tell your story in the most creative way possible so that your brand stands out from the crowd.
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