building-typology

To choose the right building typology, provide your site brief and performance targets to receive tailored recommendations, corresponding plan configurations, core strategies, and exemplar project references.

The typology catalogue covers residential, office, healthcare, education, cultural, and hospitality uses, providing explicit metrics for plan depth, NTG ratios, floor plates, and circulation strategies.

Yes, you can use this to plan density and unit mixes, as it provides guidance on how typology choices affect density, parking allocations, daylight standards, and amenity distributions.

Building typology directly dictates daylighting and core design by constraining plan depth and floor plate size, which in turn determines core size, circulation strategies, and overall daylight standards.

The best way to determine plan depth and core size is to evaluate your performance targets against the typology catalogue, which provides explicit metrics for plan depth, core strategies, and NTG ratios.