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You don’t need to wait for the ‘right' project to get started

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“We stopped waiting for the perfect project and started building the perfect process. The team felt like ours and we were in a rhythm in days.”
— Studio Lead, Architecture

/ who we are

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/ A MODEL BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD DELIVERY

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/ INSIGHTS FROM WORKING WITH LEADING ARCHITECTURE PRACTICES

THE ‘RIGHT PROJECT’ NEVER COMES

INTERNAL HIRING IS EXPENSIVE AND SLOW

MOST OUTSOURCING FAILS BECAUSE IT’S TREATED LIKE A TRANSACTION

/ Our delivery model, in plain terms






/ Why now, not later?

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Case Study

From “we’ll wait for the right project” to a stable, scalable delivery engine

/ The Client

A tier 1 Australian architecture practice (three studios nationally; mixed residential, education and health portfolio).


/ objective

Stabilise delivery capacity without bloating local headcount, protect margins, reduce rework and keep senior designers focused on front-end design. 

/ Q1 starting position

/ the approach

Start small, embed well, scale deliberately


month 0-1
set-up and onboarding

(3-week sprint inside a 12-week program)

  • Initial team: 3 dedicated team members (Team Leader + 2 Documentation Specialists) 
  • Operating model: “Your tools, your standards, your delivery and QA process” 
  • Governance: Weekly cadence with Studio Lead; daily stand-ups with Team Leader

month 2-3
Prove and extend

  • Expanded to 4 dedicated team members aligned to two sectors (Residential and Education) 
  • Introduced BIM coordination requirements; linked checklists to issue register 

month 4-6
scale and stabilise

  • Scaled to 8 dedicated team members across three sectors 
  • Shifted from reactive allocations to strategic forward planning tied to forecasts

/ CASE STUDY – RESULTS ACHIEVED YEAR 1 BASED ON TEAM OF 5


financial

  • Approximate annualized cost savings = $950K -$1M
  • Net delivery cost reduced by 62 – 66%

capacity and speed

  • Increase documentation output
  • Reduction in turnaround times on mark ups and design changes
  • RFIs resolved within target windows

quality

  • Reduction in rework
  • Model compliance to studio BIM standards

people

  • Project leaders afforded more time for design, client engagement and team member development
  • Reduction in overtime worked and burnout, leading to improved culture, health and wellness

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Team Leader
(Architectural Doc Lead)

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BIM Coordinator


4


documentation specialists
(multi-sector)

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Visualisation/ Detailing


1


flex seat
(swing between teams)


/ Let us show you how it works


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