Interior Services / The design collection
Interior site work
Define how drawings, trades, and finishes come together on site.
Inside the idea / Illustrative study
Look beyond
the finished image.
Define how drawings, trades, and finishes come together on site. This concept explores spatial decisions related to interior site work.
A designer’s reading
Space. Material. Light.
Translate approved drawings into a clear work sequence. Define who supplies materials, who installs each item and who reviews it before dependent work moves ahead.
- 01Work scope and trade sequencing
- 02Finishes and installation coordination
- 03Site review and handover checks
01 / Scope
What to explore
- Work scope and trade sequencing
- Finishes and installation coordination
- Site review and handover checks
02 / Project brief
What to prepare
Share site access conditions, building work rules, existing contractor arrangements and target milestones. Structural, MEP and statutory responsibilities require separate agreement.
Plan with purpose
The details behind
the design.
Translate approved drawings into a clear work sequence. Define who supplies materials, who installs each item and who reviews it before dependent work moves ahead.
Spaces & possibilities
Shape your brief
- Joinery & finish installation
- Trade sequencing & site coordination
- Review, snagging & handover
Deliverables to discuss
Make the scope clear
- Agreed work-scope and responsibility schedule
- Installation sequence and site review records
- Snag list and handover documentation as scoped
Confirm the included drawings, revisions, specifications and site responsibilities in writing.
03 / Next step
Project enquiry
Use the studio contact information to check how to share your brief.
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