Start with what the ground is telling you
Before drawings become a build sequence, the site needs to be read as a working environment. Access, neighbouring conditions, levels, existing services and the path of water all influence what can be built and how the work should move.
Five useful observations
- Approach and delivery access
- Natural fall and drainage paths
- Sun, wind and exposed edges
- Existing structures and services
- Space for safe material handling
A concise site record gives the project team a shared starting point. It also exposes questions early, when they are easier to resolve.
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