Four design stances, before the first line

“An 800 m² timber-frame media library with a planted forecourt”: four different architectural directions, in images, in minutes.

The first weeks of a project are for finding the stance, and every sketched lead costs days. By generating four contrasting directions from the written brief, the team debates over images from the first meeting.

Sketch phase

Idea-hunting that comes back with images, not words.

Competitions

Leads explored before committing to drawing.

Clients

The owner picking a direction, early.

How it works

  1. Describe the brief in a few lines
  2. Add the context: site, materials, constraints
  3. Get four directions to compare

Frequently asked questions

Which image formats are accepted?

JPG, PNG and WebP. Export is high resolution, ready for web and print alike.

Do I need to supply a plan or an image?

No. The starting point is your text: the brief, the floor area, the site, the materials you have in mind. You can add a photo of the plot if you want the four directions to take the surroundings into account.

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