An identity for your development.
Design that connects architectural ambition, the character of the site and the needs of the project.
Discuss your developmentThe site. The brief. The architectural opportunity.
A residential development begins with a site, a brief and the developer’s ambition. We seek to understand all three and create architecture with character, paying attention to human scale, privacy and the relationship with the street.
Understand the project
Location, brief, planning stage and ambitions — so we can begin with the right questions.
Develop an architectural identity
Explore how massing, materials, light and the relationship with the street can give the project a distinctive character.
Define the collaboration
Match the scope of our work to the project’s needs and the team already involved.
See the work.
A few first questions.
What information should we send?
The site location, project type, planning stage, approximate scale and the timing you are considering.
Is the project already in planning?
Tell us who is involved and what architectural contribution you are seeking. This helps us assess the role and scope of our work.
Who leads new commissions?
Tami and Aviel lead new commissions. The first conversation helps assess the fit of the project and establish the next steps.
Discuss your development.
Share the location, planning stage, approximate scale and intended timing.
office@olltol.comStart with the fit.
Your initial brief helps us assess the project and discuss a suitable next step.