02CONCEPT STUDY
Quiet Assembly
Live Environments
SBARRORM / DEMONSTRATION TEMPLATE
Live EnvironmentsLive Environments
Give a programme a spatial structure people can arrive at, move through and understand.
SBARRORM / DEMONSTRATION TEMPLATE
Live EnvironmentsLive Environments
Give a programme a spatial structure people can arrive at, move through and understand.
SBARRORM / DEMONSTRATION TEMPLATE
Live EnvironmentsLive Environments
Give a programme a spatial structure people can arrive at, move through and understand.
Concept visualization. Demonstration content.
Concept visualization. Demonstration content.
Concept visualization. Demonstration content.
ScopeScope
Environment concepts for gatherings, cultural programmes and temporary events. The brief considers the programme, visitor movement and the relationship between open space and points of attention.
ScopeScope
Environment concepts for gatherings, cultural programmes and temporary events. The brief considers the programme, visitor movement and the relationship between open space and points of attention.
ScopeScope
Environment concepts for gatherings, cultural programmes and temporary events. The brief considers the programme, visitor movement and the relationship between open space and points of attention.
Concept viewsConcept views
Concept-study images illustrating this service. These are demonstration proposals.
Proposed approach and spatial sequence.
Material and light art direction.
Proposed visual detail, not a construction specification.
Concept viewsConcept views
Concept-study images illustrating this service. These are demonstration proposals.
Proposed approach and spatial sequence.
Material and light art direction.
Proposed visual detail, not a construction specification.
Concept viewsConcept views
Concept-study images illustrating this service. These are demonstration proposals.
Proposed approach and spatial sequence.
Material and light art direction.
Proposed visual detail, not a construction specification.
Who it suitsWho it suits
For cultural programmes, gatherings and temporary events.
Who it suitsWho it suits
For cultural programmes, gatherings and temporary events.
Who it suitsWho it suits
For cultural programmes, gatherings and temporary events.
Scope boundariesScope boundaries
Fabrication, structural engineering, installation, venue approvals, hardware, software production and ongoing operation are separate items unless the agreed scope includes them. No price or turnaround is implied by this demonstration.
Scope boundariesScope boundaries
Fabrication, structural engineering, installation, venue approvals, hardware, software production and ongoing operation are separate items unless the agreed scope includes them. No price or turnaround is implied by this demonstration.
Scope boundariesScope boundaries
Fabrication, structural engineering, installation, venue approvals, hardware, software production and ongoing operation are separate items unless the agreed scope includes them. No price or turnaround is implied by this demonstration.
What the scope producesWhat the scope produces
Scope | Output | Use |
|---|---|---|
Programme and layout | Environment concept and layout studies | Relate gathering areas to the programme |
Arrival and transitions | Visitor sequence studies | Review routes between points of attention |
Signage and lighting | Direction and reference studies | Discuss orientation and atmosphere |
Venue preparation | Venue questions and handover notes | Identify checks with the responsible venue team |
What the scope producesWhat the scope produces
Scope | Output | Use |
|---|---|---|
Programme and layout | Environment concept and layout studies | Relate gathering areas to the programme |
Arrival and transitions | Visitor sequence studies | Review routes between points of attention |
Signage and lighting | Direction and reference studies | Discuss orientation and atmosphere |
Venue preparation | Venue questions and handover notes | Identify checks with the responsible venue team |
What the scope producesWhat the scope produces
Scope | Output | Use |
|---|---|---|
Programme and layout | Environment concept and layout studies | Relate gathering areas to the programme |
Arrival and transitions | Visitor sequence studies | Review routes between points of attention |
Signage and lighting | Direction and reference studies | Discuss orientation and atmosphere |
Venue preparation | Venue questions and handover notes | Identify checks with the responsible venue team |
Process
01. Set the brief
Define the audience, the setting and the decision the experience needs to support.
02. Build the concept
Use spatial studies, material references and a clear visitor sequence to test the idea.
03. Resolve the details
Develop the selected direction with scoped drawings, media and production requirements.
04. Prepare the handover
Organise approved files, dependencies and responsibilities before production begins.
Process
01. Set the brief
Define the audience, the setting and the decision the experience needs to support.
02. Build the concept
Use spatial studies, material references and a clear visitor sequence to test the idea.
03. Resolve the details
Develop the selected direction with scoped drawings, media and production requirements.
04. Prepare the handover
Organise approved files, dependencies and responsibilities before production begins.
Process
01. Set the brief
Define the audience, the setting and the decision the experience needs to support.
02. Build the concept
Use spatial studies, material references and a clear visitor sequence to test the idea.
03. Resolve the details
Develop the selected direction with scoped drawings, media and production requirements.
04. Prepare the handover
Organise approved files, dependencies and responsibilities before production begins.
Related concept studiesRelated concept studies
Concept studies connected to this service. These are demonstration proposals.
Related concept studiesRelated concept studies
Concept studies connected to this service. These are demonstration proposals.
Related concept studiesRelated concept studies
Concept studies connected to this service. These are demonstration proposals.
Questions before you begin
What should the first brief include?
The audience, setting, intended visitor action, available dates and known constraints. Share existing brand files and venue information if available.
What must the venue confirm before layout development?
Confirm entrances, circulation, programme requirements and venue restrictions with the responsible team. Capacity and approvals require the actual setting.
Questions before you begin
What should the first brief include?
The audience, setting, intended visitor action, available dates and known constraints. Share existing brand files and venue information if available.
What must the venue confirm before layout development?
Confirm entrances, circulation, programme requirements and venue restrictions with the responsible team. Capacity and approvals require the actual setting.
Questions before you begin
What should the first brief include?
The audience, setting, intended visitor action, available dates and known constraints. Share existing brand files and venue information if available.
What must the venue confirm before layout development?
Confirm entrances, circulation, programme requirements and venue restrictions with the responsible team. Capacity and approvals require the actual setting.