Ranch Cryogenics needed to document a cryogenic plant in North Canton before relocation to Florida for a project supporting SpaceX operations. Older processing plants often have incomplete records of interconnected piping, equipment, and field modifications — and because skids would be moved and connecting lines rebuilt or replaced, the team needed reliable existing-conditions geometry to support relocation planning, fabrication, and long-term reference.

Coreskan spent approximately one winter week capturing the plant with Matterport imaging and high-precision Leica laser scanning, targeting approximately one-eighth-inch accuracy. Fieldwork took place in temperatures of roughly 10°F, requiring heated equipment jackets, protective gear, and survey control suited to snow-covered conditions.

Initial capture deliverables followed in approximately two weeks. About a year later, Ranch returned to the archived dataset for an expanded six-week modeling and fabrication-documentation effort — plant systems, skids, and piping were developed into an LOD 350 Revit model, with interconnected piping advanced to fabrication-level LOD 400.

Coreskan also produced 2D CAD isometrics with fittings, weld information, bills of materials, and project-specific specifications — alongside the virtual tour, drone orthomosaic, 3D model, and asset report.