Option A
Coastal timber
Warm, light, client-friendly facade with timber garage and relaxed planting.
Why this works
Best when the architect needs a safe first client direction that will not overstate buildability.
Options ReadyConcept visual only
Coastal facade study
Private residential client · Northern Beaches, NSW · Selected base: Option A Coastal timber
Starting point
The architect has enough rough input to show direction, but not enough time to fight prompts, curate retries, and package options safely for the client.
Concierge middle
We turn rough inputs into named directions, preserve constraints, and make revision intent explicit.
Ending point
Three usable directions that preserve design intent, make comparison easy, and create a clean revision path before anything goes to the client.
Three usable visual directions
The first screen is the payoff: options the architect can inspect, compare, and revise.
Option B
Modern masonry
More premium and resolved, with charcoal roof, deep eaves, and stronger street weight.
Why this works
Best when the client is asking for a more premium and resolved street presence.
Option C
Courtyard brick
Quiet luxury direction with textured brick, framed entry, and softer garden edge.
Why this works
Best when the architect needs a distinctive option without pushing into render fantasy.