The next use
should understand
the last one.

Architectural adaptation begins with an existing place, its constraints and the people who need it to work differently.

Read the building.

Collect the available records, visit the site and distinguish confirmed conditions from assumptions. Understand how structure, light, services and access shape the brief.

Useful output
An existing-condition account and a register of questions that need investigation.

Compare the possibilities.

Test arrangements against the proposed use. Explain what each option retains, changes and asks of the building, rather than presenting form without consequence.

Useful output
Concept options with clear spatial arguments and explicit tradeoffs.

Develop the chosen direction.

Coordinate the selected idea with the appropriate technical disciplines. Resolve the junction between old and new through drawings, specifications and review.

Useful output
A scoped next-stage package, agreed with the client and relevant specialists.

Who carries
the practice.

Sample principal record. Supply the real people, background and business details behind your work.

Blank owner photo slot: replace with your permitted photograph of the actual practice principal in their working space
Owner / principal portrait slot — Sample: Name and working context

Sample: Principal name

Sample: Actual practice role

Serving Sample: area since Sample: year

Sample: Describe how the practice began, the existing spaces you work with and the people your work serves. Use only experience you can substantiate.

Sample slot: add your own verified details.

Verified operating details

Sample slot: add your own verified details.

Sample slot: add your own verified details.

Blank team photo slot: replace with your permitted photograph of the real practice team working together
Team photo slot — Sample: Real collaborators, roles and working context

Use buyer-owned photos with permission from everyone shown and permission to publish the property or work. No stock people. Replace each image’s alt description and caption with accurate details about your own photograph. Generated architectural scenes elsewhere in this kit are illustrative studies, not photographs of the team’s completed work.

Bring the building
and the question.

  • What exists, and what is known about its condition?
  • Who will use it, and what needs to change?
  • Which parts should remain visible or intact?
  • What records, permissions and technical advice are already available?
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Sample business, made up for this preview