Who we help

Different places need different questions.

Choose the type of place closest to your project. Each page explains the main problems we look for and how we can help.

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A residential courtyard designed for daily belongingA hospitality courtyard designed for calm and social connection

Start with the place type.

The five pillars stay consistent, but the commercial goals, daily routines, risks, and design priorities change. Each destination below carries a complete sector-specific brief.

One methodology, different priorities.

Light, arrival, acoustics, wayfinding, materials, community, retreat, inclusion, and safety appear in every sector. Their importance and application change with the people and routines of each place.

Use the HSQ lens on any place.

The audit keeps one five-pillar structure while adapting its indicators to residential, hospitality, senior living, or workplace projects.

Understand the HSQ Audit

HSQ Audit for Residential

Place-specific questions, design priorities, and recommendations within one shared framework.

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HSQ Audit for Hospitality

Place-specific questions, design priorities, and recommendations within one shared framework.

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HSQ Audit for Senior living

Place-specific questions, design priorities, and recommendations within one shared framework.

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HSQ Audit for Workplaces

Place-specific questions, design priorities, and recommendations within one shared framework.

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Read by place type.

Each sector page connects to relevant published research. These four articles are useful starting points.

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Residential

Why luxury clubhouses feel underused

02

Hospitality

How hotel spaces become emotionally memorable

03

Senior living

What families notice in a senior living visit

04

Workplaces

Designing workplaces people can work well in

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Not sure which sector fits?

Share the project type, stage, and the decisions your team is facing. We will identify the most useful starting point.

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