The documentation was carried out through extensive drone-based photogrammetry, capturing thousands of high-resolution images to reconstruct its intricate architectural form. The process presented significant challenges, particularly due to nearly invisible obstructions such as kite strings that criss-crossed the narrow lanes and courtyards around the Haveli. These delicate threads, almost imperceptible to both the pilot and the drone sensors, often interfered with flight paths and required repeated adjustments to ensure safe and complete coverage.

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Over the course of the day, the changing light and sky conditions further complicated image capture. The Haveli’s deep courtyards, shaded balconies, and reflective surfaces responded differently to morning, noon, and evening light, demanding multiple flights under varying conditions to achieve uniform texture quality and accurate surface detail.