Drawings & photographs
Mention the plans, surveys, and site images available; arrange a secure way to share them with the team.
Start a conversation
Tell us what needs to happen.
Describe the space, the work you are considering, and what a successful result would look like for your business.
Project essentials
A useful brief starts here.
Include the site location, property type, approximate size, and whether the space will remain occupied. Mention any landlord or design-team involvement.
Scope & prioritiesExplain the main improvements, operational constraints, and decisions already made.
Timing & budgetShare a target date and budget range if known, together with any deadlines that cannot move.
Helpful information
Bring what you already have.
Existing information can make the first discussion more productive. You do not need to commission a complete package before making an inquiry.
Open questions
List anything still undecided, from the final layout to building approvals or landlord requirements.
What to expect
An inquiry is not a construction contract.
Project suitability, availability, licensing requirements, and the terms of any work must be confirmed before a commitment is made.
Can I inquire before I have a design?
Yes. Explain how far the project has progressed and what professional advice or design work you already have.
Should I send sensitive documents in the form?
No. Keep the initial message to a general project description and agree a suitable channel for detailed documents.
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