03.Services COLLABORATORS
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We’ll offer architectural-design services; with well-researched and holistic approaches. We’ll collaborate within the AECO industry (Figure 05); creating networks for future work.
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We’ll offer varied services (Figure 05), including feasibility, architectural-design and programme development. We’ll provide options conforming to the RIBA work stages Ex Ne isti in bespoke packages. tw ng or ks We’ll successfully placemake, in line with literature (Hamdi, 2010)(Project for Public spaces, 2009) with projects being community/user-driven; the cornerstone of our services. We’ll initially emphasise temporary interventions, to form catalysts in our business and within placemaking to enable further community development (Hamdi, 2010). We’ll provide project New s management with analytical attention t Clien and use academic and external links to enhance project management and use. In the future, we’ll increase our services. We’ll build wide-ranging regeneration and placemaking strategies based on analytical and practical expertise.
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INITIAL SERVICES Community/User Driven Temporary Interventions Catalyst Projects Small Design Projects
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SERVICES Architectural Design Analysis Well-Researched Feasibility Studies Financial Planning Programme Development Community Engagement Regeneration Placemaking Development.
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FUTURE SERVICES Wide Ranging Regeneration and Placemaking Architectural Developments and Strategies
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Figure 05: Collaborators and Services (Goacher, 2018).
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