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This market sells a method and a delivery date. This studio sells a building. Twenty-six designs are published here, each one a complete idea rather than a line in a range, and the way in is to see one and then describe your own land against it. That conversation is the work; the twenty-six exist to begin it.

Nothing here is offered on the grounds that it could only be built this way. Conventional construction could produce most of these buildings, and a client who has built before knows it. What the method changes is where a building of this quality can go up, and how much of it is settled on paper before anyone stands on your ground.

Six of the twenty-six designs are drawn to the sheet today; the rest follow as each design closes. Where a design is drawn, its A3 sheets settle what the building is, and they can be read before a site visit and before any money moves. Where it is not, the sheets are drawn once that design is selected, and this site says which is which.

What makes the drawn sheets worth an hour of a professional’s time is that they and the photographs come from a single model of a single building, so the plan and the picture are the same thing and your architect can hold one against the other. Each sheet also carries the line naming it design intent, to be certified before construction.

No structural, fire, thermal, acoustic, energy or seismic figure is published as ours. Those are the work of the engineer your project appoints, who redraws the design as a construction set before anything is built. Every sheet you are sent names itself design intent and says a licensed professional must certify it, on the sheet rather than in a footnote.

Behind the studio is a manufacturing group whose record is one hundred and more projects, sixty to ninety days on site and a twenty-five-year warranty, qualified per building in the quotation. No figure of cost appears on this site at all, because every building is quoted against a plot that has been seen. What comes before any of that is a drawing.