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WORK OUT
WHAT’S POSSIBLE.

Concept design, space planning and 3D visualisation for leisure, wedding and event venues. Explore how to make better use of the space you already have.

01 / MAKE THE SPACE WORK.

Explore uses, furniture, activities and how guests and staff move through the space. Develop a layout around what the venue needs to do.

3D digital twin of the Topgolf Glasgow venue

TOPGOLF GLASGOW / RESTAURANT VISUALISATION

02 / GIVE THE IDEA A LOOK.

Bring finishes, furniture and lighting ideas together with the layout. Work through a direction that can be discussed and refined.

Interior concept visualisation of the wedding barn at Crockwell Farm

CROCKWELL FARM / INTERIOR CONCEPT VISUALISATION

03 / SEE IT BEFORE THE NEXT STEP.

Agree the views around the questions you need to answer. Use the model and visualisations to explain the proposal to your wider team.

Topgolf Watford arcade concept visualisation with pool tables and games

TOPGOLF WATFORD / ARCADE CONCEPT VISUALISATION

A CLEAR START.
AN AGREED NEXT STEP.

We discuss the space and available information, then agree the scope, deliverables, review stages and fee. Concept work establishes a direction; technical design, approvals and specialist checks are agreed separately.

Do I need a finished idea?
No. Photos, approximate dimensions and any existing plans are useful. Start with the area and what you would like to change.

What will I receive?
The proposal sets out the agreed outputs, which may include concept layouts, a 3D model and selected rendered views. Discuss editable files and formats upfront.

How is the fee worked out?
The area, starting information, design exploration and agreed outputs determine the scope. I’ll set out the work and fee before you decide to go ahead.

WHAT COULD YOUR
SPACE BECOME?

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