Services
Data and analysis
Spatial analysis, building performance and the archive you already own, turned into answers your team can question and act on.
What this covers
Site and context
Contours, trees, surrounding heights and materials pulled together into a site model before anyone starts drawing.
Zoning and feasibility
What is buildable at an address and what it yields, answered in the first conversation instead of the third week.
Daylight, shading and comfort
Sunlight tested while the massing can still move, so a daylight problem is designed out and not mitigated later.
Climate and heat exposure
What the building and the street outside will feel like, hour by hour, in the seasons that matter.
Energy and embodied carbon
Options compared while they can still be swapped, so the carbon case is made with the design and not written after it.
Movement and evacuation
How people move through the building when it is full, and how it empties when it has to.
Reference and image library
Every render, reference and photograph the studio has made, searchable by description rather than by folder name.
Material and finish library
Materials held with their suppliers, lead times and the projects you used them on, so specifying does not start with a phone call.
Detail library
The details you have already drawn, found by what they do, so nobody redraws a junction the studio solved two years ago.
Project database
Every finished project with its areas, programme and outcomes, so a new brief starts from what you already know.
How your spaces are really used
Which rooms, floors and zones earn their keep, where people wait and what sits empty all week while you pay for it.
Who you reach and who you miss
Where the people you serve come from, how far they travel and the ones close enough to reach you who never do.
Joined to everything public
Census, transport, climate and mapping data brought alongside your own, with every figure checked against its source.
An interactive dashboard
Everything we found in one place, in plain language, so anyone on your team can understand it and act on it.