Thinking clearly about renovation.
Five essays on why the industry operates the way it does, what it actually costs, and what changes when the information does. Released fortnightly.
The standard is low. Raising it is simpler than most assume. A renovation is still a large undertaking, but it does not have to be an opaque one.
Preview →Poor coordination is a sustainability problem. The largest preventable source of construction waste is a coordination failure, not a material choice.
Read the essay →One workspace where every participant finds the current version of everything that matters. Not a summary. The thing itself.
Read the essay →Disorganisation is expensive. Rework, idle time and undocumented approvals absorb far more budget than most homeowners realise.
Read the essay →The disorder precedes the build. Fragmented information, not personality, produces the feeling of losing control.
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