DESIGN & PROJECTS
Making buildings easier to understand, maintain and improve through clear architectural thinking and practical delivery.
UNDERSTAND & PLAN
We start by understanding the existing space, the project objectives and the information available. This helps identify the scope, priorities and practical considerations before design or costing begins.
DESIGN & DEVELOP
Ideas are developed into a clearer project direction, considering layouts, materials, finishes, practical requirements and how the proposed work could be built.
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The aim is to bring appearance, function and buildability together.
MEASURE & COST
Drawings and project information are reviewed to identify the work required. Quantities can then be measured and organised to help develop the project cost and understand where the budget is being spent.
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Clear assumptions and exclusions help show what has, and has not, been allowed for.
MANAGE & DELIVER
Once the project moves forward, good management helps keep the people, information, decisions, costs and programme coordinated as the work progresses.
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The focus is on maintaining a clear route from the agreed scope through construction and completion.
WHERE PROCUREMENT FITS
Procurement connects cost planning with project delivery. It considers what is required, how it will be sourced and how purchasing decisions fit with the wider project.
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SURVEY & REVIEW
Existing information and site conditions are reviewed to build a clearer picture of the property and identify matters that may influence the project.
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DESIGN & DEVELOP
Ideas can then be developed around layout, materials, finishes and practical requirements, considering how the proposed changes could actually be delivered.
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MEASURE & COST
Drawings and project information can be measured and broken into quantities to help develop costs, consider procurement and understand where the project budget is being spent.
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MANAGE & DELIVER
Project management brings together the people, information, programme, procurement and decisions needed to coordinate the work through construction and towards completion.
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UNDERSTAND
Every project starts by understanding the existing space, what you want to achieve, your priorities and the practical constraints that may affect the work.
Case Studies
Featured Work
Role: Principle Contractor, Estimator & Quantity Surveyor
Renovation
A refurbishment project focused on improving both the appearance and function of an existing property. Design ideas, building repairs and practical improvements were considered together to create a more usable and maintainable space.
Role: Estimating & Quantity Surveying
Refurbishment & Conversion
Transforming a redundant harbor warehouse into a clinical, high-performance workspace. Focus was placed on structural integrity and the seamless integration of industrial materials with architectural precision.
Role: Condition, Fire & Health and Safety Assessments
CONDITION & SAFETY ASSESSMENTS
Bringing condition, fire risk and health & safety information together can give property owners and managers a clearer understanding of the building, the risks identified and the actions that may need to be considered.
