One way of working: capture it as it stands, and keep every detail tied to where it was seen.
Retired airliners documented before dismantling: the whole airframe as a splat, the detail as iPhone photographs placed in 3D.
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A gallery scanned as it was hung, each work captured with an iPhone, and markers on the floorplan that link the two.
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Three scans of a log cabin became two measured floorplans and one building: 18 rooms, 48 walls and the stairs between the floors.
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A grocery scanned as it was stocked, single products captured with a phone, and markers on the floorplan that link the two.
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A capture studio scanned with everything in it, single pieces captured with a phone, and markers that tie each piece to where it stands.
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