Architects & Designers

Design Stage Collaboration

Architects & Designers

We work alongside architects, interior designers and builders as a specifier at the design stage - not as a trade brought in once the drawings are finished. Health-led technology planning works best when it starts at the same point as the rest of the design, before decisions are locked in that are expensive or impossible to change later.

Trusted Integration Partners

Working With Your Project Team

We're comfortable sitting inside a design team from early planning stages, contributing to briefs, specifications and drawings alongside the rest of the professional team. Our focus stays on outcomes - light, air, acoustics, thermal comfort - while Crestron and Lutron, our principal integration partners, deliver the technical execution.

Built Around Design

Protecting Design Intent

Poorly planned technology can undermine good architecture - visible cabling, intrusive equipment, badly placed sensors. Bringing us in early means containment, power and control infrastructure are planned around the design, not the other way round.

The same technology that supports circadian rhythm and air quality can also make a home easier to live in for a wider range of abilities - voice control, automated doors and lighting among them.

Supporting Your Process

Working Together

Where a project calls for it, we're glad to work as part of your wider recommended supply chain, and can provide supporting material for client conversations. Get in touch to find out more.

Architecture Practice CPD

CPD for your Practice

We deliver CPD sessions directly to architecture and design practices as Lunch and Learns, developed from direct experience across residential and hospitality projects.

Designing and Integrating Future-Ready Homes - a 45-minute briefing over lunch on what to design in now, so nothing has to be chased into a wall later. Covers connectivity backbone, electrification and energy, lighting and sensing, and accessible/adaptable wiring - relevant to every residential project, regardless of budget or ambition. No prerequisites.

A second session - The Healthy Home: Designing Residential Environments for Human Health, covering how light, air quality, acoustics and thermal comfort affect occupant health - is in development and coming soon, on completion of the WELL AP accreditation.

To arrange a Lunch and Learn for your practice, get in touch below.

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