How do we start the collaboration?

1. Initial Discussion

Collaboration begins with a detailed discussion, where we understand the project's context, its current status, and the client's expectations. This stage is essential to identify if HABYRA is the right solution for the respective project.

The discussion can take place when there is only a piece of land, a general idea, or a project that has already started. We address topics such as:

• the desired lifestyle

• the estimated budget and its flexibility

• the desired level of involvement from us

• the main uncertainties or existing obstacles

Collaboration with HABYRA is clearly and transparently structured, so that the beneficiary knows from the start what to expect and what role we play at each stage. We do not work with rigid templates, but adapt the process according to the project's stage and the client's real needs.

2. Analysis and Clarification

Depending on the situation, we conduct an analysis of the site, existing documentation, or the ongoing project. The purpose of this stage is to identify critical points, risks, and decisions that need to be made before proceeding.

This analysis may include:

• evaluation of the overall concept of the residence

• checking the coherence between architecture, installations, and design

• identifying solutions that have been chosen prematurely or are insufficiently substantiated

3. Structuring the options

Based on the analysis, we structure the relevant options for the next stages of the project. We present clear, comparable alternatives explained in accessible language, without marketing jargon.

The client receives all the necessary information to understand the implications of each choice, both from a technical and financial perspective.

4. The client's decision

The final decision always belongs to the beneficiary. The role of HABYRA is to provide clarity, not to impose solutions. The client can choose to continue the collaboration either on a specific basis or long-term, until the completion of the residence.

Collaboration can mean:

• consultation at a specific stage

• periodic support throughout the project

• ongoing involvement, from the empty lot to handing over the finished house