Six stages. One architect, involved throughout.
Every project runs through the same disciplined sequence — not because it's rigid, but because skipping a stage on a building this complex is how problems get expensive later instead of cheap now.
Process steps
Discovery & Feasibility
A site visit, program conversation, and early feasibility read — buildable area, code constraints, and whether the operation actually fits the site before real design spend begins.
Concept Design
First architectural concept resolving massing, structural grid, and site logistics against the client's operational program.
Design Development
Concept matures into a coordinated design — structural, MEP, and life-safety systems resolved alongside the architecture, not after it.
Permitting & Regulatory Approval
Navigating planning authorities and code approval for the site and use — a process run repeatedly for industrial and logistics uses.
Construction Documentation
Full construction document sets detailed enough that what gets built matches what was designed.
Construction Oversight
On-site oversight through to occupancy, keeping design intent intact as the building goes up.