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Three environments that punish a guessed design: a live events estate, a working marina, and a warehouse full of steel. Different buildings, same discipline — measure it, design to what the measurements say, then prove it works.
Three buildings, three different problems
Each of these sites would have defeated a design drawn from a floorplan. What follows is the constraint, the decision it forced, and how the result was measured.
Dallas Burston Polo Club
A live events estate where over a thousand people come online at once, across several buildings and open ground.
Read the case studyBeaulieu Enterprises
A five Gold Anchor marina where coverage has to reach out over water and survive everything the weather does to it.
Read the case studyMagic Madhouse
Dense racking, a growing pick operation, and handheld scanners that had to hold their connection down every aisle.
Read the case studyGeorgian townhouse office, Edinburgh
A five-storey New Town townhouse a client was thinking of buying as an office. No drawings brief, no specification, and a decision to make: what would it take to make this building work?
Read the case studyHow we write these
No project values and no dates. Not because we are being coy, but because a figure without its context is meaningless and a date tells you nothing about whether the work was any good. What matters is the constraint the building imposed, the decision that followed from it, and whether the result was measured.
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