Supporting service 06 · Digital design

Diagrams and boards that make a project easy to read.

Concept diagrams, analysis graphics, presentation boards and report layouts for architecture projects, competitions and portfolios.

What you get

Deliverables

The exact list is agreed in a written scope before work starts.

  • Concept diagramsThe idea of a project in a few clear graphics.
  • Programme and zoning diagramsHow rooms and uses are organised.
  • Environmental and analysis graphicsSun, shade, wind and rainwater strategies.
  • Presentation boardsCompetition and jury sheets combining drawings, renders and text.
  • Report layoutsClear technical reports, such as clash reports.
What we need from you

Client inputs

Send what you have; missing items are discussed in the first reply.

  • ContentDrawings, renders and text to be laid out.
  • FormatBoard size, page count and any template to follow.
  • AudienceJury, client or authority, and what they must understand.
  • DeadlineSubmission date and time zone.
Evidence

Where this work is shown

Each project opens its full case study, labelled as freelance, academic or self-initiated work.

Graphics present existing design work; they do not add engineering or analysis that has not been done.

How it works

From brief to delivery

Fees are quoted per project after reading the brief. There are no fixed packages.

  1. Send the briefUse the inquiry form or email: what you need, drawings or models you have, and your deadline.
  2. Scope and quoteWe reply with questions, then a written scope, timeline and fee for your project.
  3. Work and reviewDrafts are shared for your comments at agreed stages.
  4. DeliveryFinal files in the agreed formats, ready to present, submit or build from.
Tools

Software

Adobe Illustrator · InDesign · Photoshop · AutoCAD

Next step: send the material and the format you need