At Blackbird, atmosphere depends on decisions that survive the drawings: the depth of a threshold, the glow at the bar and the distance between seats.

North Eleuthera’s covered approach needs to read as one clear arrival. Façade studies and visualisation help judge its proportions before those decisions reach site.

At Exuma, the branching columns and broad roof give the frontage its rhythm. Façade studies and visualisation concentrate on the spaces between them, the shade and the approach.

The sequence from courtyard to water relies on small decisions at each threshold. Design development and construction drawings make those changes in proportion, material and shade precise.

The red louvred façade gives the tower a strong vertical line. Schematic design and visualisation test that composition against the entrance, occupied floors and glazed control cab.

Tradewinds asks how a few clear volumes can frame different views of the same place. Light, deep shade and the garden give each part of the house its character.

At Elsewhere, the terraces give daily work and gathering a relationship with the sea. The architectural interest is in their edges: shade, openings and the spaces between uses.