ASSESSING FEASIBILITY
Successful building projects begin with an informed understanding of the relationship between design aspirations, site conditions and context, regulatory requirements and construction costs.
Feasibility investigations consider the practical and financial implications of a proposed project, including existing building conditions, site constraints, planning controls, heritage considerations, potential design solutions and preliminary construction budgets.
Where appropriate, preliminary design studies can be undertaken to explore alternative approaches, assess their relative merits and establish a realistic framework for further development.
The objective is to identify opportunities and potential risks early, allowing confident and informed decisions to be made before progressing to detailed design and documentation.