Our team offers truly integrated design solutions to our clients. The approach is based on our team’s experience with nationwide renowned design studios. Our best practices and unparalleled experience add extensive value throughout the decision-making process and implementation life cycle of any real estate-oriented project.

Value we created for our Clients

• Our masterplan helped the Clients in securing Build-to-Suit and Joint development partners
• Our concept masterplan helped the Client in securing funding for the project
• We helped in achieving more development area without losing quality of the masterplan
• Our masterplan saved the Client from spending additional money to purchase TDR
• We helped the Client in preparing a detailed design brief for hiring a national & international architect
• Our rigorous design review process helped the Client in creating an efficient and transaction proofed masterplan from the international design architect
• We helped an industrial corporate Client in master planning their corporate office headquarters

Our Design Approach

At Airborne Group, our Master planners with global exposure of working on projects, put a lot of focus on creating a robust Vision at the start of each project. The Vision then translates into Concept Masterplan Options where we address all the core objectives set out as part of the Vision. Based on our interactions with the Client and other key stakeholders we narrow down on a preferred Masterplan which further gets developed into detailed design in phases set out as part of the masterplan. While each project is unique and demands site specific design approach a general approach derived from global best practices is listed below for reference:

Stage A: Pre - Concept 

This stage is primarily done to validate the H&B/Feasibility Study. The pre concept masterplan is generally done in 2D. It provides clarity on development framework.

Stage B: Concept

Concept Design is done at a stage where the design brief is confirmed, and client agrees to deliver the project on site. Concept at this stage is done in 3D professional renders. 

Stage C: Schematic

This stage includes more details on building design, landscape, infrastructure, engineering components and addresses approval requirements. We recommend BIM at this stage.

Stage D: Detailed Design

This stage is to finalize on all the approval drawings and detail all the design and engineering components including costing. BIM is very effective for this stage.

Stage E: GFC + Tender

Shop drawings for delivery on site backed by a tender document to procure a contractor who would be suitable for delivering the assignment. BIM is essential at this stage.