"cARTography is the art to communicate spacial related data graphically"
We make maps.
We produce highly detailed topographic base maps and can process your survey data or management plans. Needless to say we produce all sorts of maps for other uses as well.
Many estates opted to use our topographic base maps. These maps are an extremely feature rich and practical base layer for land management.
Please explore the example categories above.
“Maps play a fundamental role in managing assets.”
National Mapping Agencies provide a good range of nationwide, uniform and general base maps.
However, your specific landscape is far from ‘uniform’, or ‘general’!
We can produce competitive alternative topographic base maps with more specific (tailored) detail in any scale, shape, size or colour.
Many Estates have opted for our new digital base maps.
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Please also see our page for GIS & Land management services here.
“Good maps create expectancy of the unseen.”
"expectancy of the unseen": isn’t that just what advertising is all about?
Ironically, the prevailing maps of the 'usual' providers are all too 'familiar' and 'recognisable'. How uninspiring and counter productive.
Our maps can be used as wallpaper in your showrooms, printed on products, in brochures or can be animated for websites.
Example
Periodically we get extraordinary requests.
Like the time we were are asked if we could make a map covering a section of the Antarctic; a rather white map! On the other side of the spectrum: we have created a completely pink, stylistic map of southern England in which the commuting time to London governed the distance shown on this map.
In the early days of SatNav we produced a digital map/SatNav system of a part of Cyprus, a working proof of concept.
Example 1 shows three huge maps etched on glass for the Ocean liner Queen Mary 2. Example 2 shows a very detailed map produced for school children on a field trip.
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As practical as digital maps are for management purposes, not everyone enjoys looking at these maps on a screen!
We can produce traditional paper copies of our maps. These can be bound in leather or other materials and can be presented as a single booklet or can be presented as a prestigious boxed set.
Examples