Task brief
Prepare agreed 3D views from information supplied by the studio.
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Remote Design Support for Studios
Defined design support when your studio needs extra capacity.
Scope and fixed fee agreed before work starts. Your enquiry carries no payment commitment.
Who it is for.
For architects and interior-design studios needing a clearly scoped contribution to an existing project.
What we agree to deliver.
- An agreed task brief, reference material and output specification.
- Support with agreed spatial concepts, 3D visualisation or presentation material within available capabilities.
- File formats, milestones and revision allowance recorded in the proposal.
- Handover of agreed outputs for review by your responsible project team.
The proposal identifies the specific tasks, output formats, milestones and revision allowance. Meetings and review stages are agreed for the task; no homeowner review package applies.
Illustrative deliverable
A look at the output.
Fictional example only. This shows the structure of the output; it is not a client project, property assessment or technical recommendation for your space.
Output specification
Confirm the views, file format, milestones and revision allowance in writing.
Handover
Deliver the agreed outputs for review by the responsible project team.
What we need to begin.
Send a short description, location, current stage and priorities. After suitability is confirmed, we agree a secure way to share the relevant plans, dimensions, photographs and specifications. Remote work depends on the quality of this information; site verification responsibilities are agreed before work starts.
A clear scope and fee.
A written proposal confirms your deliverables, fixed fee or agreed fee basis, timing and responsibilities before work begins. Additional rooms, site visits, revised briefs and further design work are separately scoped. An enquiry does not commit you to a paid service.
What needs separate expertise.
Software compatibility, editable-source availability, confidentiality, ownership and permitted use are agreed before acceptance. No specialist BIM, engineering or construction-document capability is implied. The commissioning team retains its agreed review and approval responsibilities.
Before commissioning
What shapes your fee?
The task, input files, software compatibility, output format, deadline and feedback rounds determine the fee basis. These are confirmed before the task is accepted.
Start with a short enquiry. You receive a written scope and fee before deciding whether to commission the work.