BRAVEX

FACADES · MADRID

A facade assessment does not begin with a solution.

First locate the issue, understand the building and define what needs to be reviewed.

Review my facade

Concept illustration.

01 · LOCATE

Locate before deciding.

The same visible sign may require a different reading depending on where and how it repeats.

Conceptual facade elevation with annotated observation areas
01Where does it appear?

Floor, elevation or specific element.

02Does it repeat?

An isolated or extended pattern.

03Any previous history?

Reports, repairs or earlier notices.

Concept illustration of building access and constraints

02 · CONTEXT

The building also defines the scope.

Access, occupancy and available information all form part of the enquiry.

  • Access and surroundings

    Courtyards, public space and possible working areas.

  • Building use

    Occupancy and association needs during any inspection.

  • Existing information

    Drawings, ITE or IEE reports, photographs and previous repairs.

03 · CLARIFICATIONS

Questions before you start.

Do I need to know the facade system?

No. Start by describing the issue and available information. A later review can identify the system and define the scope.

Does occupancy affect the assessment?

Yes. It is a relevant constraint when considering access, phases and organisation, without presuming a fixed solution.

Are permits or financing included?

Every appointment must state which services and procedures are included. Permits and financing are not assumed in an initial enquiry.

Technical Evaluation

Tell us about your facade in Madrid.

Include the municipality, location of the issue and your main question.

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