An indicative journey. Stages and services are adjusted to your project and to the agreed proposal.
Before we draw, we want to understand how you want to live.
What you decide: What is essential in your home, the investment you want to consider and the services you wish to move forward with.
What you receive: A proposal with a defined scope, conditions and services. Once awarded, we set out the next steps.
The place helps us understand what the project can become.
What you decide: The priorities to explore and whether additional surveys or studies are carried out, when needed.
What you receive: A summary of the possibilities to study, the constraints identified and the information still to be obtained.
The way you live starts to take shape as spaces.
What you decide: The distribution of spaces, the relationships between rooms and the priorities to keep as the proposal evolves.
What you receive: The preliminary study documents set out in the proposal, which may include plans, sections, elevations and images that help understand the project.
We develop the solution and organise the documents for the applicable procedure.
What you decide: You approve the solution to be submitted and any adjustments needed, with our guidance.
What you receive: The documents included in the contract, plus updates on progress and next steps.
The clearer the solutions, the better the construction is prepared.
What you decide: The construction solutions and materials that need defining at this stage, balancing priorities and investment.
What you receive: The execution drawings and documents expressly included in the proposal, such as construction details or a schedule of quantities.
We bring coherence to materials, light and the way you will inhabit the spaces.
What you decide: The materials, colours, equipment and pieces covered by the service, with support in comparing options.
What you receive: The interiors documents set out in the proposal, which may include finish schedules, material boards and furniture drawings.
During construction, decisions arise that benefit from continuity with the project.
What you decide: The choices and any changes that require your approval, weighing the implications presented.
What you receive: The clarifications and records set out in the contracted service.
The project makes sense when it becomes part of your life.
What you decide: The final choices that are yours to make and how you want to start living in the house.
What you receive: The final agreed elements and an indication of any matters still open, where applicable.
