Something primitive animated the darkness of the Tate Modern’s recently opened Tanks. Through the interplay of luminous form and motion, ambiguity in visual perception is explored and manipulated in an unfolding interactive experience.

We were commissioned to scan The Young Vic for Haworth Tompkins as part of their exhibition at the Venice Biennial 2012. The animation is on show alongside several 1:1 sections of the facade and will be open in Arsenale till 25th November.

We've been fortunate enough to have access to The House of Detention, the basement of a disused prison in Clerkenwell, London. The space is enormous and fascinating. In its 'prime' in the 19th Century an estimated 10,000 passed through each year while awaiting trial.

With suggestions that the Arctic ice could reach a record low this year, ScanLAB Projects joined one of Greenpeace’s tours to the region to map what is going on up there. Harnessing the skills usually used for large scale architectural or artistic projects we are now working with Cambridge University scientists to produce detailed computer simulations of the ice floes.

The Young Architect of the Year Award 2011 exhibition at the Architectural Foundation was designed by Moxon Architects. 

The exhibition showcases work from some of the United Kingdoms most exciting emerging practices. We were commissioned to capture the exhibition and produce a series of images which dissected the space and the celebrated work.

Another lovely example of using 3D scanning to capture temporary events.

Located on corner site where City Road and St John Street, the building is a considered and intelligent retrofit of a worn out 80's concrete building...  

Slow Life Scanning is a technique we have been experimenting with over the last couple of years.  In a similar manner to long exposure photography we are capturing motion over a period of time but rather than just a single 2D image, we capture this information in 3D.