As part of a refurbishment proposal, an architectural survey was conducted on the Nekelman House, which had the particularity of being an organic construction. This house was designed at the end of the 1970s by a Mexican architect named Agustín Hernández. The survey represented an important challenge as both the exterior and interior spaces had no orthogonal walls. Therefore, curves had to be drawn through a base station and laser equipment to allow the compilation of different points of the curves.