Map people before finishes
Draw separate journeys for residents, guests, visitors and servicing. Look for places where movement can be shared and where separation matters.
One address.
Many different journeys.
A connected development needs to make sense to visitors, residents and the people who operate it.
Make transitions legible
Arrival, thresholds and changes in material or light can help people understand a building. Wayfinding should reinforce a clear spatial organisation.
Plan for different hours
Retail, hospitality and residential spaces operate on different schedules. Access, security and servicing need to support those differences without compromising the shared experience.