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In practice.

Interactive examples of our tools and deliverables.

Fictional projects and data. No client records or connected system.

Compare a site layout.

The markers lead to questions about the courtyard, entrances and uses.

Fictional architectural section of inhabited buildings around a planted courtyard, with visible interior spaces.CourtyardThresholdsUses

Exploratory reading · Fictional illustration, not a measured drawing

Courtyard and movement

How can the courtyard accommodate quiet use and movement?

Entrances and privacy

Where does private space begin?

Uses across floors

Which uses should be together or apart?

Two intentions for the same courtyard.

One fictional image serves as a shared reference, not two separate plans.

Through-courtyard or garden courtyard: intentions and questions
CriterionThrough-courtyardGarden courtyard
IntentMake the courtyard a place for movement and meeting.Prioritize a planted centre and places to pause.
Trade-offThrough-movement may conflict with quieter activities.Planting may affect routes and ongoing maintenance.
Next questionWhich routes actually serve the users?Where should thresholds and places to pause be located?

Site layout, accessibility, safety and maintenance need professional validation. This exercise establishes no measured design or compliance.

Prepare a presentation

Inspect a dossier prepared for a meeting.

Page 2 of the fictional dossier: preparing a decision, its intentions and questions.
Prepare the decision
Page 3 of the fictional dossier: connecting the project, work and billing.
Organize the work

Compare options.

  • Two intentions: through-courtyard or garden courtyard.
  • Access, privacy and maintenance for professional review.
  • Sources and open questions in one document.

Organize reviews.

  • One project record for time and documents.
  • An owner for each item to review.
  • Supporting work checked before billing.
Sample report.

Fictional project and data.

Download the reportPDF · 3 pages · 0.3 MB

From project to business records

Open the record linked to a project view, then follow the work through to billing.

The shared courtyard Fictional study

Fictional architectural section of inhabited buildings around a planted courtyard, with visible interior spaces.
Fictional study.
The project recordSection A · linked recordDocument, revision and ownerOpen the record

Section AProject reference documentPROJ-STUDY

The shared courtyardERP
Fictional data

Courtyard Studio

Fictional record

Client contacts and conversations in one record.

Need
Study a group of buildings around a courtyard
Contact
Development lead
Next action
Confirm the study scope
Needs briefOpen

Context, goals and available information.

ResponsibilityClient relationshipCLI-STUDY

A defined engagement

Scope to confirm

The agreed deliverables, responsibilities and review steps.

Purpose
Study and presentation material
Deliverables
Inhabited section · discussion dossier
Decision
Confirm the engagement before starting
Service proposalOpen

Exclusions and acceptance criteria accompany the deliverables.

ResponsibilityEngagement leadPROP-STUDY

The shared courtyard

Study in progress

The engagement, tasks and documents under one reference.

Phase
Explore and explain
Reference document
Inhabited section · revision A
Next action
Review access and uses
Project recordOpen

The section and open questions remain connected to this revision.

ResponsibilityProject coordinationPROJ-STUDY

Work and its supporting records

To review

Project time and supporting records to review before billing.

Task
Prepare courtyard views
Linked document
Inhabited section · revision A
Check
Review time and scope
Work recordOpen

The responsible person examines the items before selecting them for billing.

ResponsibilityDelivery teamWORK-STUDY

Project invoice

Draft to review

A draft based on reviewed work, checked before issue.

Source
Project engagement and work
State
Illustrative draft, no amount
Next action
Review supporting records and rules
Billing recordsOpen

No real invoice is created or sent in this study.

ResponsibilityAdministrationINV-STUDY

Payments and follow-up

To plan

Due dates, payments and records to reconcile.

Linked records
Invoice · payment · accounting file
Check
Reconciliation by the responsible person
Next action
Prepare follow-up and accounting records
Follow-up recordOpen

The scenario illustrates a record chain. No payment or system is connected.

ResponsibilityAdministration and managementFOLLOW-STUDY

Fictional records. No real action is executed.

Try reviewing a revised record

Review a new revision.

Review all four areas. Changing revision resets the checks without changing the drawing.

Revision A: gather context, the reference view, responsibilities and content.

No items reviewed in this exercise.

Present an offer

Choose an interest and prepare an enquiry.

The shared
courtyard.

Explore the place.

Detail of the planted courtyard and façades, from the fictional architectural study.

Fictional demonstration · No sales or leasing offer

Life around the garden.

The planted courtyard is imagined as a shared place.

  • Places to pause or meet.
  • Maintenance to plan.
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Private and shared spaces.

Entrances connect the home and courtyard.

  • Shared places to meet.
  • Boundaries that protect privacy.
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Arrive and find your way.

Find entrances and access from the street.

  • Routes to the buildings.
  • Accessibility for professional review.
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Tell us what you need.

Describe your project