Building work / Early planning
Bring the intended use, approximate scale and existing site information. A complete specification is not required for a first question.
Open the inquiryGeneral construction / Project scope
Start with the kind of project. Then tell us how far along you are.
Choose the kind of work first.
This scope question does not need a stage.
Before you choose
The first conversation clarifies scope and responsibilities. Design, specialist trades and permissions are confirmed for the actual work.
Discuss your projectPreparation notes
Bring the intended use, approximate scale and existing site information. A complete specification is not required for a first question.
Open the inquiryDescribe the work you want to discuss, the decisions still open and any drawings or information you already have.
Open the inquiryTell us how the space is used now, what needs to change and any constraints you know about.
Open the inquiryOutline the changes you have in mind and the information available about the space.
Open the inquiryStart with your question, the intended use and what you know so far.
Open the inquiryThe first conversation clarifies scope and responsibilities. Design, specialist trades and permissions are confirmed for the actual work.

A project description does not have to settle every decision. It should make the intended result and the available information easy to understand.
What needs to happen in the building or space, and what would a useful change make possible?
An approximate area or description is useful context. State what is a rough idea and what is already documented.
Name any site information, existing drawings or constraints you already know about. You can start without uploading files.
It helps to distinguish an intended outcome from a responsibility that still needs agreeing. Who provides drawings, coordinates other parties or handles a particular decision can remain an open question.

Explore use, site and scale before the project conversation.
Set out the building work.Organize what stays, what changes and what is known.
Set out the changes.The selected note is a starting point for an inquiry. You can edit the topic on Contact or bypass the guide and write a neutral question.
Open a project inquiry