Explore design for business and community spaces. Start with the intended use, existing building and practical needs of the people who will use it.
Describe the intended use, the activities the space must support and the changes you are considering. Existing drawings, site information and photographs can help frame the initial discussion.
For an existing building, identify what is known about its current use and condition. The proposed use and scope will guide the design questions and the specialist or municipal input that may be needed.
Discuss This ServiceA space that looks suitable may still need significant work to support the intended use. Discuss layout, access, building systems and potential review requirements before settling on the scope.
A feasibility discussion helps identify missing information and next steps. It does not replace the property-specific investigations or approvals that may be required.
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An addition can provide a clearer entrance and spaces for activities that the original building does not accommodate well. The design should consider how visitors arrive and move between existing and new areas.
At St. Anne’s, an addition gave a 100-year-old community institution a new entrance on a main thoroughfare. The community center provided meeting space, restroom facilities and a full kitchen.
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