Frame the brief
Name what the space needs to change, who will use it and which existing conditions shape the work.
Inputs / Existing conditions / Constraints03 / Process
Atmosphere, then evidence.
Mode Studio’s process keeps the spatial move legible from the first brief to the drawings, visualisations and records used to build it.
Resolve the plan
Organise circulation, function, furniture and the relationships between zones before surface decisions take over.
Plans / Layout options / Spatial hierarchyVisualise the move
Test scale, depth, light and material through views that explain the proposed interior rather than obscure it.
Renders / Axonometrics / Material intentDetail for reality
Carry the spatial idea into technical details, material choices, fit-out conversations and an honest record of the site.
Details / Samples / Site evidenceEvidence at each scale
No single image tells the whole story.
Plans show organisation. Renders show intent. Technical drawings isolate buildable decisions. Material samples bring the proposal into physical conditions. Site photography records what is actually happening.
Read how the evidence connects →
Starting information
Useful context for a first conversation.
- The type of space and how it will be used
- Its current condition and project stage
- What is not working—or what needs to change
- Any available plans, photographs or existing measurements
- The decisions that are already fixed
Start a conversation
What should the space do?
Share the space, its current stage and what needs to change.