Construction & renovation / 8 DESIGN STUDIES
Demolition clients need to understand the sequence and the information required at the outset. Eight design studies explore processes, machinery, material flows and neighbourhood information in distinct ways. Drawings and figures are examples rather than plans for a real construction site.
Fictional businesses and examples, not client references or ready-made templates. Preview copy is German; explanations and enquiry controls are in English.
A clear project sequence can organise preparation, demolition and handover. An actual website adds the agreed services and approved project images. Permits, hazardous materials and disposal require project-specific professional assessment.
SAME INDUSTRY. DISTINCT IDEAS.
Original previews contain German demo copy. English explanations are provided below each study. Preview images show concepts; the demo controls in them are not interactive here.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
An illustrated building sequence shows demolition in six stages. Frames, numbers and strong type give the process a clear reading order.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Large fictional quantities and six illustrated material flows define the white page. The presentation explains a possible reporting structure.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Six original machinery silhouettes sit beside compact profiles. The dark catalogue layout makes applications easy to compare.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Orange and white organise ten topics for an initial discussion. The checklist collects open questions without granting safety or permit approval.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
A light floor plan and four illustrated work layers show an interior during strip-out. A legend and area colours explain the example arrangement.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
A green site study compares existing conditions, demolition and a possible cleared area. The calm layout shows possibilities without promising a build-ready site.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
Large black surfaces, a dust texture and a yellow accent frame bold typography. A small number of clear statements carry the opening.
FICTIONAL DESIGN STUDY
A four-month example calendar and newspaper columns explain communication around a construction site. The design organises information along the sequence.
BEFORE WE START
Building type, location, available documents and intended future use are helpful topics. A website can collect them systematically, but cannot replace a site visit or professional assessment.
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