Plan the work
Space programs, adjacency studies, test fits, and concept layouts. Existing drawing review and field-verification requirements.
Architecture + interiors
Design places around the people who use them.
PRM connects feasibility, space planning, architectural design, interiors, and construction documentation. The work balances experience, operational needs, building systems, cost, and the path from an initial idea to a coordinated set.
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Clear scope, coordinated information, and accountable decisions from planning through delivery.
What PRM brings
What to bring to the first conversation.
Coordinate the details
Building layouts, elevations, sections, and architectural details. Interior partitions, reflected ceiling plans, finishes, and millwork coordination.
Carry it through
Drawing indices, revision records, and coordinated discipline backgrounds. Accessibility and life-safety coordination with the project team.
Feasibility, programming + concept design
A useful design begins with the owner's priorities and the conditions of the property. PRM develops the brief around space needs, circulation, adjacencies, existing information, budget, and target milestones. Alternatives are compared before a preferred layout becomes the basis for engineering and documentation.
- Space programs, adjacency studies, test fits, and concept layouts
- Existing drawing review and field-verification requirements
- Site, building, landlord, and utility constraints
- Massing, access, circulation, and preliminary phasing
Architecture, interiors + building envelope
Plans, elevations, sections, and interior elements develop together with structural and MEP requirements. Coordination includes ceiling zones, equipment access, wall assemblies, penetrations, door clearances, and transitions between new and existing work. Material and finish decisions are tied to intended use, durability, maintenance, and the budget.
- Building layouts, elevations, sections, and architectural details
- Interior partitions, reflected ceiling plans, finishes, and millwork coordination
- Door, window, and room information matched to drawings
- Envelope interfaces, waterproofing coordination, and renovation transitions
From design development to construction documents
The drawing package becomes progressively more specific as decisions are confirmed. PRM tracks assumptions, owner selections, consultant interfaces, and review comments so the issued information describes a consistent building. Permit and construction releases are organized around the agreed scope and project schedule.
- Drawing indices, revision records, and coordinated discipline backgrounds
- Accessibility and life-safety coordination with the project team
- Bid clarifications, permit comment responses, and design revisions
- RFI and submittal review within the agreed architectural scope
Working relationship
What to bring to the first conversation.
PRM tailors the deliverables, participating disciplines, and level of support to the assignment. Share what is available; the team will identify missing inputs, confirm responsibilities, and define the next useful milestone.
- Project location and intended use
- Survey, existing drawings, photos, and lease criteria
- Space requirements, budget range, and target dates
Common questions
Define the next step.
Can this service be part of a broader PRM assignment?
Yes. PRM can coordinate this scope with the other architecture, engineering, BIM, and construction services required for the project. The proposal identifies the included deliverables, responsibilities, assumptions, and milestones.
What if the project is already in progress?
Send the current drawings, open issues, review comments, and immediate deadline. PRM will first assess the available information and define a practical scope for joining the work.
Bring the real constraint
Let’s define what the project needs next.
Share the location, current documents, target milestone, and the decision that cannot slip.
Start the conversation