Brief. Develop. Review. Deliver.
Four stages, the same on every project, whether we are creating a design or visualizing one. The aim is that you always know what is being made, what it will cost, and when it will arrive.
- 01
Brief
We read the brief, the drawings, the references and any existing model, establish what is already decided and what the project needs from us, and agree the deliverables, timeline and fee before work starts.
- Review of the brief, plans, references and any existing model
- What is fixed, what is open and what needs to be created
- Deliverables, revision allowance and timeline in writing
- 02
Develop
For a design project: concepts, layouts, mood boards, materials and design studies, tested in 3D where that helps the decision. For visualization: modeling and scene preparation, materials, lighting, environment and composition, with draft views early.
- Design: concepts, layouts, mood boards, materials and studies
- Visualization: modeling, scene, materials, lighting and composition
- Early proposals or draft views, so decisions are made on real material
- 03
Review
Feedback is gathered in structured rounds within the agreed allowance: on design proposals for a design project, on draft views for visualization. Changes outside the scope are described and quoted before they start.
- Comments and markups on proposals or draft views
- Consolidated revision rounds
- Sign-off before the final package or final rendering
- 04
Deliver
Delivery of the agreed design package, or of the final rendered and post-produced images, in the formats you need. Files remain available for later stages or further views.
- Design: the agreed package of drawings, studies and visuals
- Visualization: high-resolution final images, post-produced
- Files prepared for presentation, print and web
Single projects and continuing collaboration.
Most relationships start with a single project: a design, or a set of images, with its scope, deliverables, timeline and fee agreed in writing. You keep ownership of the project and your client; we contribute our own creative judgment, manage the agreed scope and take responsibility for what we deliver.
Many clients return with further projects. Working together over time means we already know your standards and your way of working, so each new project starts faster and needs less explaining.
Working with us →Commercial principles
- Fixed project pricing against a written scope
- Clear deliverables, timeline and revision allowance
- Additional or out-of-scope work quoted before it starts
- One point of contact from first call to final delivery
- Your tools for markups and file exchange
New clients who want to test the working relationship can begin with a small paid pilot: one interior space or one exterior view, with one revision round. It may be credited toward a larger project.
Start a project.
Start with a short call, or write to us with drawings, references and a brief. We reply with scope, fee and timeline. A small paid pilot is available if you want to test the working relationship first.