Process
Four steps, the same every time. You always know who has the file, when the preview lands and when the final arrives.
You share, we listen
Meet us, then send what you have: concept sketches, floor plans, moodboards, DWG files, Pinterest pins — or just a rough idea. Napkin sketch or full design package, we work with it. We understand design language, so you won’t spend time explaining the basics.
What to send
We bring it to life
Once we understand the vision, our drafters and 3D artists get to work — from precise CAD drawings to photoreal renders and MEP layouts. Your standards are our starting point, and every file is built to be production-ready.
What you get back
We refine until it’s right
You receive previews before anything is final. Send feedback, mark-ups or changes and we fine-tune — down to the smallest line weight or lighting tone. Quick revisions, clear communication.
How review works
Done, delivered, ready to use
Once approved, files are packaged in your preferred format — clean, organised and ready to present to your client or submit for approval. No branding, no clutter, just the work.
What arrives
Onboarding
Set up once. Every job after that starts from your standards, not from scratch.
Tell us about your studio, the projects you run and where the pressure is.
Signed once the job is agreed. It covers your files, your client and the fact we were involved — and neither of us approaches the other’s clients.
CAD template, title block, layer conventions, dimension styles and render references — captured once, used every time.
Start with one drawing or one render. Judge us on what comes back, not on a pitch.
Send work as it comes, or reserve capacity on a retainer.
Confidentiality
Everything you send is treated as confidential from the first message, and an NDA is signed once the job is agreed. It covers more than the drawings.
Your files and your client stay private from the first message. An NDA is signed once the job is agreed, and we never approach your clients. Your clients never learn we exist.
Title block, layer conventions and dimension styles captured once at onboarding, then applied to every job after it.
We quote the date we can hit comfortably. If anything moves you hear it days early, never on the deadline.
Who touches your file
You deal with one person. They brief the right specialist and make sure a second pair of eyes checks the work before it reaches you.
Qualified drafters briefed on your layer standards and title block before they open a file.
Experienced visualisers working from your palette, references and lighting direction.
Services coordination that holds up against the architectural set and survives site.
A second pair of eyes on every delivery. Never the person who produced it.
No. Everything we produce is unbranded, including file metadata and properties. We never contact your client, never publish your projects without written permission, and never appear in your deliverables.
Before your first job we take your CAD template, title block, layer conventions, dimension styles and render references, and build to them. Every file is checked by someone other than the person who drew it — and you can test us on a single drawing first.
Two revision rounds are included in every quote. If it’s our error we fix it free and it doesn’t count as a round — corrections and changes are different things.
Whatever you have — sketches, DWGs, PDFs, a moodboard or a photo of a napkin — plus your deadline and the formats you work in. For drawings, your CAD template and title block.
No — our agreement says neither of us approaches the other’s clients. Working behind studios is the entire business model — going around one would end it.