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Property, goals and constraints · Scope-led
Feasibility
We begin by understanding the property, the intended outcome and the conditions that may shape the work.
Early study creates a reliable basis for design. Available records, site observations and owner priorities are brought together before a project direction is selected.
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Understand the property
Review available property information, access, existing conditions and the desired use.
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Frame the opportunity
Identify the project types and design questions worth exploring further.
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Define the next step
Document the information, consultants and decisions needed to proceed responsibly.
Change handling
New records or site findings are added to the constraint register. The recommended next step changes only after the effect is documented.
Property conversation
Start with the information relevant to feasibility.
Stage questions
What owners ask at this point.
- What should I bring to an initial project conversation?
- The property address, your priorities, any available drawings or surveys, and a clear description of what you hope to change are a useful starting point.