Our Process

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    Plan

    Together, we outline a brief documenting your requirements that’s realistic, strategic, and tailored to your specific needs.

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    Collaborate

    You’re part of the process. We keep communication open and decisions shared—no black boxes or surprises.

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    Adapt

    Every project is different. We stay flexible and responsive to make sure the process fits your flow—not the other way around.

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    Deliver

    When we deliver, it’s not just a finished product—it’s a solution you can trust, backed by real care and effort.

Where applicable we will align our activities to the RIBA Plan of Work

Imaging through the RIBA Stages

Imaging aligned to RIBA

  • Imaging roles:

    • existing site photography

    • site context capture

    • aerial/drone overview

    • 360 site walkthroughs

    • neighbouring properties / streetscape documentation

    Purpose:

    • baseline understanding

    • feasibility discussions

    • stakeholder alignment

    • remote review by consultants/clients

    Value proposition:

    • early-stage visual due diligence and site familiarisation.

  • Imaging roles:

    • measured-survey support imagery

    • condition photography

    • existing building documentation

    • 360 internal capture for reference

    • asset cataloguing

    Purpose:

    • briefing support

    • client decision-making

    • consultant coordination

    Useful especially for:

    • refurbishments

    • heritage

    • existing residential stock

    Value proposition:

    • early-stage visual due diligence and site familiarisation. existing conditions documentation to support briefing and project setup.

  • Imaging roles:

    • measured-survey support imagery

    • condition photography

    • existing building documentation

    • 360 internal capture for reference

    • asset cataloguing

    Purpose:

    • help communicate design intent

    • support narrative around site and opportunity

    This is where architects often need:

    • site images packaged cleanly into presentations or reports.

    Value proposition:

    • Documentation

    • Golden Thread narrative for relevant buildings

  • Imaging role:

    • updated site/site-progress imagery

    • coordination reference photos

    • existing constraints documentation

    • consultant reference material

    360 is particularly useful:

    • teams can revisit spaces remotely.

    Purpose:

    • reduce repeated site visits

    • improve coordination accuracy

    Value proposition:

    • visual reference assets supporting design coordination.

  • Imaging role:

    • construction details documentation

    • existing fabric conditions

    • record photography

    • access/constraint imagery

    For certain projects:

    • Building Safety documentation support

    • BIM-linked visual records

    Purpose:

    • Documentation of site

    Value proposition:

    • Documentation

  • Imaging role:

    • construction progress photography

    • milestone capture

    • contractor documentation

    • drone progress imagery

    • issue tracking / condition records

    • 360 progress capture

    Purpose:

    • progress records

    • stakeholder reporting

    • client updates

    • marketing content pipeline

    Value proposition:

    • scheduled monthly/phase-based documentation

  • Imaging role:

    • final completion photography

    • styled interior/exterior stills

    • 360 final walkthrough

    • snagging/condition records if needed

    Purpose:

    • client handover materials

    • archive

    • marketing prep

    Value proposition:

    • This is where most photography lives—but shouldn’t be the whole story.

  • Imaging role:

    • occupied project photography

    • post-occupancy documentation

    • user experience storytelling

    • seasonal revisits

    • long-term case study content

    Purpose:

    • richer case studies

    • evidence of project success

    • marketing longevity

    This can produce stronger storytelling than pristine handover images alone.

    Example:

    • “home in use six months after completion.”

    Value proposition:

    • Complements Stage 6 and creates completeness for Awards and Marketing work

Step 1 - Define your visual strategy - we will provide a comprehensive strategy to base this on and work through this with you

Step 2 - Run a pilot project to prove the strategy based on either a ‘desk’ exercise for a completed project or a current live project

Step 3 - Based on one of your current projects create the following outputs

  1. Create a plan for the production of visual outputs

  2. Based on the current RIBA stage the project is at and work forwards from there, aligning the Visuals plan with your plans

  3. Based on both the Visual Strategy and the alignment of imagery to the RIBA stages, create an image capture brief describing what you want and in what format

  4. Capture the visuals, edit and provide draft copies for review and markup

  5. Create the final outputs and supply