FEASIBILITY · A BETTER FIRST DECISION
See what could work.
Before you go further.
A property with potential is only the starting point. Explore the design options, practical constraints and early costs before committing to a direction.
THREE QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING EARLY
Can the idea become a workable project?
What could the space do?
Test the brief against layout, daylight, access and how the property could be used.
What might shape the design?
Identify the planning, structural and site matters that need closer investigation.
Does the direction fit?
Consider an early budget range, the specification and the next steps against your priorities.
AN OUTPUT YOU CAN USE
A clearer basis
for your decision.
Your written scope of work sets out the depth of the review and what you will receive. Depending on the project, these can include:
- A review of your brief and available property information
- Outline layout or development options
- Key constraints and further investigations needed
- Early cost assumptions and budget considerations
- Recommended next steps for design and specialist advice
The study informs a decision. It does not replace surveys, detailed design, formal approvals or a construction quotation.
WHAT FOLLOWS?
Move forward with a better brief.
The review may point towards a drawing package, a revised approach or further information before you proceed. The next appointment follows the needs of your project.
LET’S MAKE A PLAN
Let’s explore the potential.
Tell us where the property is, what you hope to achieve and the questions you need answered.
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