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Your design, supported through delivery.
Structure a project relationship around the professional partner’s design intent and client ownership.
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01 / THE RIGHT CONTEXT
Architect, designer, contractor and developer-led project introductions.
Begin with the intended use, existing conditions and the wider project brief. The final scope is developed around the specific space and the decisions agreed with your project team.
02 / DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
Start with a project reference and agree protection terms in writing.
Define what should be developed, reviewed or fabricated.
Agree client-facing roles and any white-label requirements.
03 / FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY
Agree responsibilities and the scope of each package.
Coordinate drawings, materials and site interfaces.
Track decisions through delivery and handover.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Design coordination, technical detailing, material selection, fabrication and installation support relevant to professional collaborations. The exact services included are set out in your proposal.
Measurements, approval responsibilities, work by other parties, exclusions and handover requirements. A service listed on this website is not automatically included in every project.
The disciplines included and boundaries with other contractors.
Availability of information, review stages and changes to the agreed brief.
Site readiness and the order in which related work can proceed.
Use a project reference and describe your practice and required support. If you don’t have this information yet, describe what you want to achieve.
04 / START WITH A CLEAR BRIEF
Use a project reference and describe your practice and required support.
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