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What We Do.

A single, integrated practice — architecture, engineering, construction and stewardship — held together by one project director and one set of standards.

The Process

How a Msingi commission proceeds.

There is no fixed timeline. There is a sequence of conversations and decisions, taken in their proper order.

Step 01

Introduction

A private conversation in our studio, or wherever is convenient. We listen first, and only after several meetings discuss whether we are the right fit.

Step 02

Site & Brief

We walk the land, in different lights and seasons. We agree the architectural brief in our own words, and yours.

Step 03

Concept

Sketches, models and a written architectural rationale. Reviewed at three stages before any technical design begins.

Step 04

Detail & Engineering

Materials specified, joints drawn, services coordinated. Where a detail does not exist to our standard, we draw a new one.

Step 05

Build

A founding partner attends site weekly. The same craftsmen are on site from groundbreaking to handover.

Step 06

Stewardship

Handover is the start of the relationship, not its end. An estate-care team is enrolled before you take occupancy.

Why an integrated practice

“Architecture is too often handed off — to a contractor, to a fit-out team, to whoever takes the next phone call. We refuse the hand-offs. One practice, one standard, one signature on every detail.”

Begin a Conversation

Discuss a private commission.

We accept a small number of new commissions each year. Initial conversations are confidential and without obligation.

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