MapWoven · Austin

Map a restaurant.

Start with what you can see. Measure what matters.

Opening Suerte’s front room…

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Exterior on Google Maps ↗Open the illustrated map ↗
Relative layout · dimensions unmeasured
01 · Place the room

Front room

Draft

Choose a feature to edit it. Drag to move; arrow keys move a selected feature.

Dashed edges are estimated placements. P markers show photo viewpoints; confirm their placement in Photos.

Art areas stay inside this room. They don’t add base blocks to Austin.

02 · Connect the evidence

See it in the photo.

Edit photo details

Start a restaurant study.

Start with one relative room. Add photos, features, rooms and measurements as you go.

Add a feature.

Add another room.

These are drawing proportions. A measured distance sets the real-world scale later.

How far apart are those points?

Use a known on-site measurement. Perspective in a photograph cannot establish this distance on its own.

Walk the room once.

  1. Start at the entrance. Photograph the doorway and the view into the room.
  2. Take an overlapping photo from each corner, keeping the floor and adjoining walls visible.
  3. Photograph the bar, host stand, dividers, tables and openings straight on.
  4. Record one known distance, then several independent wall and aisle measurements.
  5. At each doorway, photograph both directions before entering the next room.
  6. On the plan, place each photo’s camera and mark the same objects in its picture.

Furniture may move between visits. Record dates and changes in photo notes. Keep uncertain rooms blank until you have evidence.

Google Maps is useful for the address, approach and exterior context. Indoor dimensions still come from your photographs, plans and measurements.

Open this restaurant project?

It will open as a new draft. Existing drafts stay available.