Where our drawings end up.
The detailing changes with the sector, and so do the standards. Open a sector for the typical scope, the standards we work to and the deliverables clients expect.
The detailing changes with the sector, and so do the standards. Open a sector for the typical scope, the standards we work to and the deliverables clients expect.
Individual houses through to multi-unit developments, modelled unit-type first so repetition works for you.
Accurate area schedules that survive a change to the unit mix. Modelling each type once and placing instances means a revision updates the schedule automatically instead of by hand.
Offices, retail, logistics sheds and mixed-use schemes where the core, the grid and the services drive everything.
Service zones and structural depth. We model the true ceiling void rather than a nominal allowance, so the tenant fit-out has a real number to design against.
Roads, bridges, drainage and utility corridors, delivered with coordinates a site team can set out from.
Every drawing carries the coordinate system and datum in the title block. Where a project spans more than one survey, we reconcile them explicitly and record the transformation.
Port and marine infrastructure design, from berth geometry to terminal layout — a genuine specialism of this practice.
Workplace, hospitality and retail fit-out, modelled against the real shell rather than a nominal one.
Renovation, extension and asset documentation, starting from whatever record information survives.
The accuracy of an as-built model is capped by the accuracy of its source. We state the achievable tolerance after auditing the inputs, before modelling starts, so nobody discovers the limit on site.
Schools, civic buildings and healthcare facilities, where accessibility and fire strategy shape the plan early.
Statutory approval, fire engineering sign-off and accessibility certification rest with the appointed responsible professionals in the relevant jurisdiction. We produce the drawings and models that support their case.