Test Fit & Feasibility Studies

The goal of Test Fit and Feasibility Studies is to understand what is physically and legally possible at a site. Check out below to learn more.

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Benefits of Test Fit and Feasibility Studies

Save Costs Prior to Investing

The best time to find out information is before you've invested a lot of money into a project. Know what works and what doesn't prior to leasing a property or hiring consultants.

Building and Zoning Requirements

Each jurisdiction has their own requirements and can vary depending on the location of a site. Get clear information on what the jurisdiction requires for your site.

Strategize Better

Test Fits and Feasibility studies create a SWOT analysis of your property. By understanding the opportunities and constraints, you can strategize better ways to achieve your goals.

Test Relationship Compatibility

These studies are low cost and low commitment. By engaging in these initial services, you can be confident our working relationship will be beneficial for the life of the project.

Test Fit

A Test Fit is a pre-design service that answers the question, "what are the possibilities?" It provides a rudimentary analysis of the property and gives a breakdown of design suggestions for the use of the property or space.

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Feasibility Study

A Feasibility Study answers the question, "Legally, what can go here?" I research zoning, building codes, local codes including HOA by laws and I look at the existing versus desired to determine whether a proposed project can be legally built, and what challenges you may face while getting there. At the end of the study, you receive a report that details all of the information I find. Once you review, we'll meet and go over next steps.

How are Test Fits and Feasibility Studies Different?

While a Feasibility Study that focuses on code and zoning, a Test Fit details opportunities and constraints a program will face at a particular site. Test Fits do not require a Feasibility Study, so the result of a Test Fit may vary from what is allowed by the jurisdiction. The combination of these studies helps to provide a design direction for a project. This is ideal for deciding between properties or getting a professional opinion on a currently owned one.

Did You Know?

Each jurisdiction has its own set of requirements for various project types and zoning areas. This means that a similar project may have additional or differing requirements even if it is in the same jurisdiction.