LISTEN
First, your world.
We begin with the people, the site and the possibilities. What do you need today? What might your home need to become?
THE FOCUS / Your brief, plot & prioritiesHOW WE WORKA SHARED JOURNEY
From a thought.
To a place.
A considered process gives a good idea room to grow.
Here is how a project takes shape.
THE PROCESS IS AS PERSONAL AS THE RESULT.
EXPLORE
Find the idea.
Layouts, massing and early material ideas give your brief a form. We explore the relationship between rooms, daylight and outdoor space.
THE FOCUS / Concept layouts & design directionREFINE
Make it yours.
The chosen direction develops through conversation. Elevations, interiors and materials become more precise as the whole design comes together.
THE FOCUS / Developed design & agreed detailsCOORDINATE
Resolve the details.
Plans, sections, systems and interior details are organised into the technical drawing set agreed for your project.
THE FOCUS / Coordinated working drawingsHAND OVER
Ready for the next chapter.
We bring the project information together and review the agreed deliverables. Construction-stage involvement is discussed as part of your project scope.
THE FOCUS / Drawing collection & next stepsBEFORE WE BEGIN
A little
clarity.
What should I bring to the first conversation?+
Your plot size and location, a sense of the spaces you need, any available site information, and a few references you like. It is fine if your ideas are still taking shape.
Can I start with only an elevation or interior?+
You can describe the specific part of your project in the enquiry form. The appropriate design scope can then be discussed with the studio.
How are fees and timelines agreed?+
They depend on the project size, complexity and deliverables. A proposal should set out the scope, stages, fees and programme before work begins.
Are the drawings on this website ready to build from?+
No. The current catalogue contains illustrative sample diagrams. Real construction drawings need to be prepared, coordinated and checked for the specific site and project.