Overview
Pointknown documented multiple buildings on Yale’s New Haven campus, including Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona (SSS) Hall and Ray Tompkins House. Our team captured accurate existing conditions and delivered coordinated Revit as-built models to support planning, design, and facilities workflows.
Highlights
Historic, complex architecture captured with high fidelity including Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall (SSS) Hall’s neo-Gothic details.
Coordinated deliverables ready for architects, engineers, and campus facilities teams
Reduced site revisits with a single, verified digital baseline
Scope of Work
Campus assets: SSS Hall, Ray Tompkins House, and an additional building on St. Ronan Street (context capture). Pointknown
Interior & exterior reality capture for geometry, major systems, and adjacencies
Model coordination with campus standards and downstream consultant needs
Deliverables
Revit as-built models (by area, discipline, and level)
Exported CAD backgrounds and view sets as required
Curated point clouds for future reference & QA
Approach & Technology
Terrestrial LiDAR and complementary mobile SLAM for speed + coverage
Photogrammetry for texture and context
Structured QA/QC to validate dimensions, levels, and references before handoff
Outcomes
Faster planning & design starts with fewer field unknowns
Reduced change risk through verified dimensions and references
Reusable campus dataset for future projects
Location
New Haven, Connecticut (Yale University campus)
Call to Action
Planning a campus renovation or historic upgrade? Let’s talk about a verified digital baseline for design and operations.