LARKI is about getting relevant site and neighbourhood information quickly and cheaply. LARKI is a web portal for different types of digital site and neighbourhood information for early stage architecture projects. Information provided through LARKI can be used for land surveying, architectural design and statutory planning projects but might also be used for other purposes such as real estate transactions or strategic planning. Information found through LARKI includes: topography, natural features, land use, property boundaries, roads and sidewalks, buildings and other built features. The information can be provided in different types of digital files, such as: 2D CAD, 3D CAD, Building Information Models (BIM) and Points Clouds.

Website: larki.com.au

Employees: 10 - 19

HQ: N/A

Location: Sydney, NSW, AU

Revenue: 1 - 2.5 Million

LARKI is a cutting-edge web portal revolutionizing the way architecture projects are approached. Based in Sydney, Australia, this innovative company provides a platform for early stage architecture projects to access relevant site and neighborhood information quickly and affordably. LARKI's comprehensive database includes a wide range of digital files such as 2D CAD, 3D CAD, Building Information Models (BIM), and Points Clouds, containing information on topography, natural features, land use, property boundaries, roads, sidewalks, buildings, and other built features. Founded by Simon Cookes, LARKI aims to streamline the initial stages of architecture projects, providing accurate and reliable data for land surveying, architectural design, and statutory planning purposes. The platform's user-friendly interface and extensive information database make it an invaluable tool for architects, engineers, and other professionals in the field. With its focus on efficiency and cost-effectiveness, LARKI is set to change the game for architecture projects in Australia and beyond.

LARKI is a website that helps people get important information about a property or neighborhood quickly and affordably. It's like a one-stop-shop for all the details you need to plan a building project or do some research on a property. You can find stuff like the shape of the land, natural features, what the land is currently being used for, property lines, roads, sidewalks, buildings, and other structures. You can even get this information in different formats like 2D or 3D models, or Points Clouds. It's really useful for architects, surveyors, and planners, but it could also be helpful for people buying or selling a property, or for businesses doing strategic planning.