01/ A considered approach
Homes and extensions
Explore the potential of a new home or an existing one, beginning with daily use, setting and a considered brief.
EnquireA useful shape for the work.
A useful shape for the work.
Architectural support for new ideas, existing places and the decisions between them.
From the first question to the finer detail.
02/ A considered approach
Adaptation and reuse
Look closely at what a building already offers before deciding what should change and what deserves to remain.
Enquire03/ A considered approach
Early-stage thinking
A focused starting point for testing a brief, understanding constraints and deciding which questions need a closer look.
EnquireA place is more than its plan.
A project can need different kinds of support at different stages. Begin with the situation and the decisions ahead, then agree the right scope rather than assuming every brief needs the same route.
Before you begin
A few useful details.
Do we need a complete brief?
A description of the place, the reasons for the project and the questions you are exploring can be enough to begin.
Can we discuss an existing building?
Share available drawings, photographs and background so the appropriate starting point can be considered.
How is the scope agreed?
The proposed services, responsibilities and fees are set out for agreement before work begins.