LYCA’s Role in Shaping Dubai’s Landmark Residential Projects in 2025
Dubai’s residential sector in 2025 is defined by precision planning, modern infrastructure, and sustainable development goals that align with the city’s Vision 2040. Every structure,
2025 Dubai Construction Insights: LYCA’s Surveying Data Reveals Key Trends
Rapid growth in Dubai’s construction sector has pushed survey work to higher precision. Millimeter-level accuracy is now often required. More towers, more refurbishments, more infrastructure
Why Digital Twin Integration Needs Accurate Site Surveying First
A clear physical foundation is essential before building anything virtual. Digital twins aim to mirror real assets, buildings, factories, infrastructure, in software so we can
How to Get Trakhees Approval for Your Construction Project in Dubai
Construction projects in Dubai’s free zones are tightly regulated. One of the key authorities for permitting construction, structural modifications, and boundary demarcations is Trakhees, under
What Is the Difference Between a Licensed and Independent Surveyor?
Every construction, real estate, or infrastructure project rests on accurate land data. Without clear boundaries and precise mapping, projects risk delays, disputes, and even legal
Complete Survey Checklist for Construction Projects in Dubai (2025 Edition)
Modern building sites in Dubai ask for accuracy within millimeters. Drones, GPS gear, and laser scanners now enter sites more often. These tools tell us
How LYCA Uses AI + 3D Laser Scanning for Smart Construction Projects
Accuracy, efficiency, and accountability are no longer optional in construction. Projects are becoming larger and more complex, and every detail matters. A single design error
Top 7 Mistakes in Concrete Scanning Projects (And How LYCA Avoids Them)
Concrete hides rebar, post‑tension cables, and live electric wiring. A poor scan can hit them. That leads to injury, shutdowns, and added cost. The fix
Top 5 Areas in Dubai Requiring Topographic Survey Before Construction
Every construction project begins long before the first brick is laid. Engineers, planners, and contractors depend on accurate land data to avoid delays and costly
