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Five disciplines. One drawing set.

Take one service or take all five. The advantage compounds when they share a model, because the gaps between consultants are where hospitality projects actually fail.

01

Architectural Planning

Feasibility through construction documents, drawn by people who have watched these buildings get built and know where the drawings usually fail.

A permit-ready set, coordinated and buildable.

  • Feasibility and test fit

    Site capacity, key count or unit yield, circulation logic, code path

  • Schematic design

    Plans, sections, elevations and massing that establish the architectural idea

  • Design development

    Resolved plans with structure, envelope and systems coordinated

  • Construction documents

    Permit-ready drawing set with schedules, details and specifications

Architectural Planning in full
Architecture studio table with large format floor plans, a scale rule and a white chipboard massing model in golden hour light

02

Renderings & Visualization

Photoreal stills, walkthroughs and interactive tours built from the real model, not a parallel marketing fantasy that the built project can never match.

Images that hold up in an investor room and on site.

  • Hero exterior and interior stills

    Print resolution, art directed, lit for the actual orientation

  • Animated flythrough

    Cinematic camera moves through the finished scheme

  • Interactive 360 tours

    Browser based, navigable, shareable with a link

  • Material and option studies

    Side by side comparisons rendered in the real room

Renderings & Visualization in full
Photoreal visualization of a boutique hotel lobby at dusk with travertine floors and a floating oak reception volume

03

Millwork & Shop Drawings

Built-ins, casework, reception desks, headboard walls and every fitted element in the building, detailed to the millimetre and drawn for the shop floor.

Drawings a fabricator can cut from without calling you.

  • Shop drawing package

    Plans, elevations, sections and full size details per element

  • Casework and built-ins

    Wardrobes, minibars, vanities, headboard walls, banquettes

  • Feature joinery

    Reception desks, bars, libraries, wine displays, screens

  • Material and finish schedules

    Species, cut, grain direction, finish system and sheen

Millwork & Shop Drawings in full
Detail of bespoke rift sawn white oak built-in joinery with a fine shadow gap reveal and an aged brass pull

04

MEP Engineering

Mechanical, electrical and plumbing designed alongside the architecture rather than threaded through it afterwards, so the ceiling you drew is the ceiling that gets built.

Systems that disappear into the architecture.

  • Mechanical design

    Load calculations, plant selection, duct routing, ventilation strategy

  • Electrical design

    Service sizing, distribution, panel schedules, lighting circuits and controls

  • Plumbing design

    Domestic water, sanitary, storm, hot water generation and recirculation

  • Coordinated ceiling plans

    Every ceiling device set out on a single disciplined grid

MEP Engineering in full
Coordinated hospitality ceiling with linear diffusers, recessed downlights and sprinklers aligned on a single grid

05

Interior Design

Concept through installation, including the unglamorous half: schedules, lead times, purchase orders and the freight that has to land in the right week.

A specified, sourced, installable interior.

  • Concept and direction

    Narrative, palette, material language, guest journey

  • FF&E specification

    Furniture, fixtures and equipment with full technical schedules

  • Finish schedules

    Every surface, with maintenance, rating and reorder availability

  • Lighting design

    Layered scheme, fixture selection, scene setting and controls

Interior Design in full
Luxury hotel suite in soft morning light with a linen bed, plaster walls, oak floors and a bronze framed window

Coverage

Eight states, one studio, and a delivery model that does not need a plane ticket.

All markets

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Not sure which services the project needs?

Most owners do not know until somebody has looked at the site and the pro forma together. That first look is a conversation, not an invoice.