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Fictional demonstration 021
An illustrative sequence for a home or interiors project. A written appointment defines the actual stages and responsibilities.
Share the property location, existing information and the daily problems you want to solve. Separate essential needs from preferences.
You bring: photos, plans if available and an initial budget range.
Decision: whether the project fits the studio’s actual scope.
Read the site and compare a small number of spatial options. Record assumptions that still need a survey, specialist advice or other verification.
You review: plans, sections and the consequences of each option.
Decision: a preferred direction and an agreed brief.
Resolve the preferred design and coordinate the information needed for the agreed stage. Maintain a clear list of open decisions.
You review: materials, room arrangements and the developing project scope.
Decision: approval to proceed to the next contracted stage.
Check the deliverable register and explain what each document is for. Construction services, procurement and site involvement are separate unless included in the appointment.
You receive: the agreed drawings and schedules, with limitations clearly marked.
Decision: the next responsible action for the project.
Write down the three changes that matter most. Include what must stay, your target timing and any access requirements. This is enough to begin a useful first conversation.
Prepare an enquiry