360 View captured almost 200,000 sq ft of combined indoor and outdoor space at Logicor Park Dartford, connecting 20 industrial units and three buildings within one coordinated Matterport model.
The project brought together warehouse interiors, offices, external routes, service yards and parking areas. Capture took place over two days using the Matterport Pro3, followed by model checks, preparation for website use and direct starting links for individual units.
For a development of this scale, the brief goes beyond documenting the space. Prospective occupiers need to find the unit they are considering, explore its layout and understand its relationship to the surrounding site.
This case study shows how our Matterport scanning service combines capture planning, clear navigation and ongoing support for large commercial spaces.
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The Project at a Glance
| Project detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Project | Logicor Park Dartford, Kent |
| Property | Industrial and warehouse development |
| Total Matterport coverage | Almost 200,000 sq ft of combined indoor and outdoor space |
| Building floor area | Approximately 82,000 sq ft across 20 units and three buildings |
| Captured spaces | Warehouses, offices, external routes, service yards and parking areas |
| On-site capture | Two days using the Matterport Pro3 |
| Model | One coordinated Matterport model |
| Navigation | Direct starting links for individual units and supporting Mattertags |
| Website delivery | Embed code and unit links for the official leasing website |
| Ongoing support | Presentation updates as unit availability changes |
Explore the Logicor Park Dartford Matterport Tour
Open the model below to explore the captured warehouse interiors, offices and outdoor areas.
As you move through the tour, look at how the exterior routes connect the buildings and how each unit sits within the wider development. The dollhouse view provides an overview, while the walkthrough lets you examine individual spaces more closely.
Planning a Large Commercial Matterport Virtual Tour Around Its Intended Use
A large Matterport project starts with understanding what the finished model needs to do.
Before capture, we discuss the intended audience, required coverage, access arrangements and delivery requirements. These decisions help determine the scanning route, model structure and information people will need when exploring.
At Dartford, the presentation supports a development with multiple industrial units. Someone considering one unit should be able to start there, explore its warehouse and office areas, and understand the approach to its entrance.
That need informed both the connected capture and the unit-specific starting links supplied for the website.
Indoor and Outdoor Matterport Scanning Across 200,000 Sq Ft
The development contains approximately 82,000 sq ft of building floor area. Our Matterport capture extended across almost 200,000 sq ft when the external routes, service yards and parking areas were included.
Those outdoor spaces were an important part of the project. They connected the three buildings and showed the relationship between unit entrances, working areas and the surrounding site.
Exterior capture requires planned scan positions and a connected route, just as interior capture does. For a site like Dartford, the full scope includes the spaces between buildings as well as the rooms within them.
This distinction matters when commissioning a large commercial Matterport tour. Building floor area alone may not describe the coverage needed to make the site understandable.
Connecting Three Buildings and 20 Industrial Units in One Matterport Model
Large industrial spaces can have long sightlines, repeated columns and similar entrances. Careful capture order, scan spacing and alignment checks help keep these areas connected correctly.
At Logicor Park Dartford, we planned the work building by building and unit by unit, including the exterior connections between them.
The route needed to bring together warehouse floors, internal offices, entrances and outdoor areas within one coordinated model. We also considered how someone unfamiliar with the development would move through the finished tour.
For other large sites, we assess whether one connected model or several models would best suit the layout, access conditions and intended use.
Why We Used Matterport Pro3 for Warehouse and Outdoor Scanning
The Matterport Pro3 was well suited to the combination of large warehouse interiors and outdoor capture at Dartford. Its LiDAR technology supports indoor and outdoor scanning, including exterior work in direct sunlight.
Equipment selection is one part of the approach. Planning the route, choosing useful viewpoints and checking the connections are also essential to producing a clear result.
On-site capture took place over two days. After capture, we organised the model, checked transitions and prepared it for the client’s website experience.
Direct Matterport Links Help Visitors Find Individual Units
A visitor interested in one industrial unit should not have to search through the whole development to find it.
We supplied direct starting links that open the shared Matterport model at the entrance to the relevant unit. These links allow the website to guide prospective occupiers straight to the space they want to explore.
Mattertags identify units and display their published floor areas or dimensions, placing useful property information alongside the spaces being viewed.
The result is a presentation organised around the visitor’s task: finding a unit, exploring it and deciding what to investigate further.
How Logicor Uses Matterport Tours for Industrial Property Marketing
We supplied the Matterport embed code and individual unit links used by the official Logicor Park Dartford website.
A selector above the embedded tour displays the units currently being marketed. Selecting a unit opens the same Matterport model at the corresponding entrance.
The selector sits on the website around the embedded viewer. Together with the starting links, it makes the extensive model easier to use for someone interested in a particular space.
The official leasing website displays available units above the embedded tour. Each selection opens the shared Matterport model at the relevant unit entrance.
Updating the Matterport Presentation as Units Become Available or Let
Our involvement continues after the model is delivered.
As the leasing position changes, a previously captured unit can be added to the website selector and opened at its starting position. When a unit is let or occupied, its selector entry and the published visitor journey can be adjusted to reflect what is being marketed.
This allows the presentation to remain useful as availability changes. Physical alterations or areas that were not previously captured may require further scanning.
For businesses commissioning a substantial Matterport project, ongoing support is worth considering at the outset. The finished model should have a clear role in your website or working process, with an agreed approach to future changes.
How a Warehouse Matterport Tour Supports Remote Property Viewing
The Dartford model provides a shared visual reference that prospective occupiers, agents and advisers can explore at their own pace.
It helps them:
- Open the tour at a particular unit.
- Review the visible warehouse and office layout.
- Understand the approach from outdoor areas to the entrance.
- See how the buildings relate to the wider development.
- Revisit spaces and share them with colleagues.
- Prepare questions for an in-person inspection.
The tour supports preliminary review. Published unit information and model measurements do not replace formal property particulars, technical due diligence or a measured survey.
More Large Matterport Projects by 360 View
Dartford demonstrates our experience with extensive indoor and outdoor capture, multiple buildings and a presentation designed for property marketing.
Other projects show how we adapt Matterport capture to different buildings and purposes.
Bromley Council: Matterport Capture Across Large, Interconnected Buildings
Our Matterport project for Bromley Council covered several interconnected buildings, including one building alone spanning more than 10 floors and over 100,000 sq ft.
The brief focused on staff navigation and building management. Coverage included communal areas, connecting corridors and technical rooms, with attention to how teams would understand the relationships between spaces.
London Entertainment Venue: A Private 100,000 Sq Ft Matterport Tour
For a large London entertainment venue, we created a private Matterport tour covering audience areas, backstage routes and operational spaces.
The project involved three scheduled visits and elevated auditorium viewpoints for production detail. It followed an earlier Matterport commission for another venue of a similar size for the same client.
These projects demonstrate why the intended use matters. Property marketing, staff familiarisation and private technical coordination each place different demands on coverage, viewpoints, navigation and sharing.
Why Choose 360 View for Large Space Matterport Scanning?
Our work brings together the capture itself and the decisions that make the finished model useful.
At Dartford, that meant planning almost 200,000 sq ft of coverage, connecting three buildings, providing direct links to individual units and supporting the presentation as availability changed.
For your project, we start with the space, the people who will use the model and what they need to achieve. We then recommend suitable coverage, capture arrangements and delivery options, with checks of presentation and navigation before handover.
Explore our Matterport virtual tours or read our customer reviews to learn more about working with 360 View.
FAQs About Booking Matterport Scanning for Large Spaces
One Site Became Five
Dartford was our first project for Logicor. Derby 507, Daventry, Altrincham and Bold 330 Manchester followed. When a customer brings us their next site, and then the three after that, it says more than anything we could write about ourselves.
Can you capture a site of 100,000 or 200,000 sq ft?
Yes. At Logicor Park Dartford, we captured almost 200,000 sq ft of combined indoor and outdoor space. Our experience also includes an approximately 100,000 sq ft entertainment venue and large council buildings. We assess each site’s layout, coverage and access before recommending the approach.
Can one Matterport model connect several buildings and outdoor areas?
Yes, where a suitable capture route allows the spaces to connect. At Dartford, exterior areas helped connect three buildings within one model. Separate buildings or areas with different viewing requirements may be better organised as several models.
How do you plan Matterport scanning for a large commercial site?
We discuss the intended use, review available plans and agree the areas to include or exclude. We then consider access, activity on site, connections between spaces and how users should navigate the finished model.
How long does a large Matterport capture take?
On-site capture at Dartford took two days. Your schedule will depend on the layout, required coverage and access conditions. We confirm the proposed capture schedule and delivery timescale before booking.
Can our business remain operational during scanning?
Often, yes, with agreed access to the areas being captured. People, moving vehicles and equipment can affect capture, so we may work through agreed zones or arrange quieter windows around your operations.
How much does Matterport scanning for a large space cost?
We provide a tailored quote based on indoor and outdoor coverage, the number of buildings and floors, access arrangements and required outputs. Share your location, approximate size and intended use, with a site plan if available. We explain the capture scope, hosting and any additional deliverables before booking.
Can viewers open the tour at a specific unit or area?
Yes. Direct starting links can open a Matterport model at selected positions. At Dartford, these links let the website’s unit selector take visitors to the relevant entrance within the shared model.
Can a large Matterport model remain private?
Yes. We discuss the intended viewers and sharing requirements before capture. Available access options depend on the Matterport account and plan, and these should be agreed alongside the project scope.
Do we need our own Matterport account?
We can provide hosting or arrange transfer to a compatible Matterport account. Your quote explains the agreed arrangement and associated costs. Website embedding and additional presentation requirements can also be discussed.
Can you update the tour after delivery?
Links, labels and presentation can often be updated remotely. Physical changes or additional coverage may require further scanning. At Dartford, we continue to support the published presentation as unit availability changes.
Request a Matterport Quote for Your Large or Complex Space
Whether your project involves warehouses, offices, several buildings or extensive outdoor areas, we can help define the coverage and presentation around its intended use.
Send us the location, approximate indoor and outdoor area, number of buildings and floors, and what you want the model to achieve. Include any plans, access restrictions or preferred dates you already have.
You do not need a complete brief to get started. We can help you work through the requirements and provide a clear proposal for capture, delivery and ongoing support.
Request a Matterport Quote for Your Large Space
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