Q Deep into, we're going deep into philosophy. Uh, so I'm an investor and, uh, architecture is an added cost. What design elements add great ROI?
A Um, I, I think it's relative to marketplace. Um, But I, you could start with sustainability. What sustainability factors do you have? Is there a clientele that's interested in that? Materials. Um, what, what, what building systems are there? What building systems are being used? Um, do you have heat pumps? Do you have solar? Um, does that give return on investment? Those are sort of the, the, the unsexy things. Um, How does the building take advantage of its site? We were talking about your place earlier. Every single property has some inherent characteristic to it that a building should take advantage of, and that can become the focus of a piece of architecture that, that makes it, uh, relevant to where it is. Um, every building has a micro view Of the site it's at, you know, that's how, that's how we build architecture. We go from macro to micro. So how did, how does that building take advantage of the site? And I don't mean it as an evasive answer, but I think that's how you have an architect who comes in and says, Hey, I'm looking at your, your site and the sun sets here. The wind blows from here. A neighbor's house is here. A hillside is here. How can we take advantage of that and Turn this piece of architecture to a responsive piece of architecture.
AI assessment note: “you could start with sustainability... do you have heat pumps? Do you have solar?”