The working method
Measure. Discuss.
Draw. Refine.
A concept is useful when its assumptions are visible. This example process keeps questions, decisions and handover separate.
- 01 / INPUT
Understand the site
Gather measurements, photographs and the way the space is used. Mark anything that needs a professional survey rather than guessing.
- 02 / BRIEF
Agree what changes
List priorities, constraints, deliverables and exclusions. Confirm review stages, fees and a time zone before accepting real work.
- 03 / CONCEPT
Show the decisions
Use an annotated layout to explain how circulation, planting and gathering areas fit together. Review against the brief.
- 04 / HANDOVER
Set out the next steps
Separate agreed design information from open technical questions. Installation, approvals and specialist advice need their own agreements.
This is an illustrative workflow, not a real delivery commitment.
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