Need
The core questions and purpose of the assessment are clarified.
04 · Reading the building as a whole
Architectural Assessment
Bring a home’s plan, daylight, circulation, context and intervention potential into one clear assessment.
Core question
What is the distance between the life the building offers today and the potential it could reach?
For those wishing to understand an existing property, identify priorities before renovation or independently assess its spatial quality.
Scope of work
What do we assess?
The final scope is defined in the first consultation after understanding the property and decision stage.
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Reviewing plan and circulation
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Assessing daylight, façade and spatial comfort
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Identifying current use problems
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Defining intervention areas and design priorities
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An architectural assessment note
How we work
A clearer decision in four steps.
Review
Plan, daylight, circulation, context and current use are considered together.
Potential
Spatial improvement opportunities and intervention priorities are identified.
Framework
Findings are compiled into a clear note for design or investment decisions.
Focus of the engagement
An assessment that reveals strengths and opportunities without multiplying technical jargon.
First consultation
Architectural assessment — Not sure which scope is right for you?
In a few sentences, describe the property’s current condition and your decision stage. We will define the right scope in the first consultation.