THE EYE – Community Centre Feasibility Study.

Feasibility Study for a new community centre.

Community Centre – Architecture Feasibility Study

Community Centre – Architecture Feasibility Study for a new YOUTH CENTRE – Fingerprintstudios have delivered a feasibility proposal for a new educational youth enterprise centre (THE EYE). This new community centre feasibility study has assisted the client in understanding the design proposal ahead of a planning application. Architectural feasibility studies look at the early stages of the design and review numerous opportunities and constraints and begin to review the overall impression for the project. These early stages set the foundations for your project and are one of the most important stages of a construction project.

Vernacular Design with a modern twist.

The proposals have been well received by the project champions and the stakeholders. A vernacular form has been taken to merge with the local building context. A contemporary removal of elements creates the entrance and rear courtyard. The entrance and courtyard zones also help to create private spaces with the context of an open plan environment. These removals/ cuts from the main form with the use of gold cladding against the black timber creates a striking and evident entrance to the building.

Use of 3D Models in Architectural Design.

The use of 3D models and photo realistic renders helps to show the concept design for this new youth and community centre. The design can be easily understood by the client and provides a useful tool to sell the big concept idea. As can be seen from the massing models through to the exterior and interior photo realistic renders the design concept is evident. We can assist you as a client in providing concept designs for your interior or architectural project.

From Concept to Completion.

We can take your interior or architecture construction scheme from concept to completion. We can assist at any stage in helping your project become a reality.

Watch this space as the project develops further.