Studio Wake Services: Architecture & Design Consultations, Project Management, and Bespoke One-Off Creations
design & project advisory
studio wake offers a limited advisory service for select clients at pivotal decision points - before commitments are made, budgets are set, or paths become difficult to reverse.
This service provides independent, strategic guidance where early decisions carry disproportionate impact. It is designed to help clients think clearly, assess risk, and move forward with confidence.
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Private Clients
considering a residential purchase, renovation or extension
engaged in deeply personal, one-off projects at any stage be it design or delivery
navigating complexity between architects, consultants and contractors
Residential Developers
at feasibility stage of small, high quality developments (up to 50 units)
at planning stage looking to maximise both value and deliverability
having secured an outline consent and working up the scheme’s detail
Decision Makers
acting on behalf of clients for both developments and personal projects
requiring an independent and experienced opinion on design, planning and strategy
pressure-testing proposals, assumptions or consultant recommendations
seeking solutions to complex problems at any stage of a development project
advisory offerings
Strategic Project Briefing
£1000 + VAT
providing clarity, confidence, and a firmer basis for the decisions ahead.
Private advisory consultation focused on your project and your next critical decisions
Considered, independent perspective shaped by experience across design, architecture, and development
Review of key project information in advance, sufficient to inform a meaningful discussion
Strategic Project Framework
£4000 + VAT
establishing a clear strategic foundation, providing structure, alignment, and guidance as the project moves into its next critical phase.
A defined advisory engagement addressing the broader direction of a project and its immediate next decisions.
Considered review of key project material and contextual information.
A formal Strategic Framework document — a structured, written blueprint setting out principal risks, priority actions, and a clear strategic sequence for the stage ahead.
A closing briefing to clarify the framework, its implications, and how it may be used in practice.