CD Visuals
About the Project
Restoring the Thames River shoreline from The Queen's Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge.
Major restoration of the Thames River shoreline in Harris Park, stretching from The Queen's Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge. Deteriorating gabion basket walls were replaced with a naturalized riverbank using rocks, native plants, and soil-stabilizing grasses.
CD Visuals was engaged by Ro-Buck Contracting to document the full construction progression to City of London standards.
Scope of Work
Documentation built for a multi-phase civil project.
Bi-weekly drone visits throughout construction
Three camera angles captured per visit
Monthly timelapse summary cuts produced for stakeholder and public communications
Full construction timelapse archive assembled from ground-break to completion
All deliverables produced to City of London municipal documentation standards
Project Specs
Equipment, cadence, and deliverables.
Deliverables
Three camera timelapse archive.
Daily frames across three fixed angles, assembled ground-break to completion.
3 angles · daily capture
Aerial Documentation
Drone footage from site.
Bi-weekly aerial sweeps captured to track progress across the full restoration corridor.
DJI Mini 4 Pro · bi-weekly
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