Start with what you already know
At the beginning of a project, you may only have the vessel mission, an expected size, a hull material or an engine in mind. The design brief collects those early decisions in one place so we can understand the project faster and focus the first design discussion.
DESIGN BRIEF
Common questions when preparing a design brief
Yes. You can provide a target range, known constraints or leave the dimensions open. Principal dimensions can be developed as part of the concept stage.
No. It is an input document used to establish the project requirements before detailed calculations and drawings begin.
Yes. Describe the intended change and attach any existing drawings, vessel data or photos you have. Those references help us understand which parts of the vessel may be affected.
We review the information, identify any critical gaps and come back with the calculations, drawings or design work we believe the project needs next.