What did everyone work on last week for Harbour House? Pull the latest from Toyo’s company brain and flag anything that could hold up Friday’s client review.
I reviewed the project updates, drawing register, and client meeting notes. Here’s where the team stands.
Harbour House renovation
Northline Architecture · Week ending 25 September
Summary: The concept package is ready for internal review. Friday’s client presentation is on track, provided we confirm the kitchen layout by Wednesday and receive the structural engineer’s opening dimensions.
Maya Chen · Project architect
Resolved the ground-floor circulation and updated the plan following the client’s request for a larger dining area. Issued revision C for internal coordination. Next: approve the kitchen option and brief the team before the presentation.[Project notes · 24 Sep]
Leo Martin · Architectural designer
Completed two kitchen options and revised the courtyard elevations. The preferred option keeps the existing stair, but needs Maya’s sign-off before he updates the presentation drawings.[Drawing register · Rev C]
Priya Shah · Interior designer
Prepared the materials palette and shortlisted oak flooring, limestone, and brushed nickel finishes. The client has not confirmed the flooring budget. Next: present a lower-cost alternative alongside the preferred palette.[Materials schedule · 25 Sep]
Sam Ellis · Technical lead
Checked the proposed wall removals and sent two coordination questions to the structural engineer. The opening dimensions remain unconfirmed, so the construction details are still preliminary.[Coordination log · 25 Sep]
Decisions before Friday
- Wednesday: Maya to choose a kitchen layout so Leo can finish the client deck.
- Thursday: Sam to follow up on structural dimensions. If they remain outstanding, label the affected drawings preliminary.
- Client review: Priya to confirm the finishes budget before the team specifies materials.
No update in the Brain confirms structural approval. I’ve kept that item open rather than treating it as complete.