Queen Anne Inn — Chatham, Massachusetts
Pointknown was brought in to document existing conditions at the historic Queen Anne Inn in Chatham, MA—capturing precise, shareable 3D data that supports renovation planning, design coordination, and long-term facility decisions.
Working in an active hospitality environment requires speed, accuracy, and minimal disruption. Our reality-capture workflow enabled us to quickly collect comprehensive interior/exterior geometry and deliver clean, actionable outputs for architects, owners, and project teams.
A little local context
Chatham is one of Cape Cod’s most storied coastal towns—shaped by maritime trade, fishing, and generations of seasonal visitors. The Queen Anne Inn itself traces back to the mid-1800s, originally built by the Taylor family, early promoters of Chatham as a vacation destination, and later operated by the Swan family for decades. Cape Cod Chronicle
What we captured
Key interior spaces and architectural features (walls, stairs, millwork, openings)
Exterior massing and site context for design coordination
Critical dimensions needed for renovation planning and documentation
Tools + approach
Mobile LiDAR/SLAM scanning for efficient interior capture
Targeted tripod/spot scanning where tighter detail or control was needed (as applicable)
Registration + QA to support dependable downstream modeling and drawing production
Deliverables (typical for this type of project)
Registered point cloud (for design + measurement)
Existing-conditions 2D plans and/or CAD exports (as needed)
Existing-conditions 3D model option (Revit or other formats) for teams that want a “future-built” base
Why it matters
For complex or historic properties, accurate existing documentation reduces surprises—helping teams coordinate faster, minimize change orders, and confidently plan upgrades while respecting the building’s character.
Need documentation for a historic property or Cape Cod renovation?
Pointknown supports architects, owners, and contractors with fast, premium reality capture—built for real-world project schedules.