Decide what deserves the next dollar.
Compare site capacity, scenario assumptions, entitlement dependencies, and modeled economics before committing to the next investigation.
Explore the developer workflow
From site feasibility
to design compliance.
Understand the site. Verify the design.
Keep every decision tied to its evidence.
Parcel. Setbacks. Height. Buildable envelope.
One project.
Different decisions.
Carry the reason through the drawings.
Keep code premises, ADA and life-safety findings, drawing locations, and consultant handoffs attached to the design question.
Explore the architect workflowFragmented project information.
One traceable system.
Bring the source material together.
Connect parcel records, zoning, municipal requirements, plans, and site constraints around the project.
Resolve the governing context.
Keep the jurisdiction, available development standards, and site constraints in the same project record.
Research the building code.
Search and analyze building-code requirements while keeping the source material attached to the project context.
Keep every finding traceable.
Follow a conclusion back to the source material and evidence that supports it.
Start with the site,
not a blank canvas.
Resolve the parcel, jurisdiction, existing conditions, and available zoning constraints before testing a development scenario.
Explore Feasibility Study
A closer look.
A clearer finding.
Connect what the drawing says, what its geometry shows, and what the applicable requirement calls for.
Explore Design Compliance- Declared
- What the drawing says.
- Measured
- What the geometry shows.
- Required
- What the rule calls for.
Your project.
With its context intact.
Keep plans, studies, requirements, questions, and source material connected as the work evolves.
A finding should always lead back to the drawing, measurement, or requirement that supports it.
Start with a question
you can inspect.
Which premise makes this requirement applicable?
Keep the jurisdiction, adopted edition, project condition, source, and unresolved dependency together.
What do the drawings establish—and what is still missing?
Review clearances, routes, egress paths, and protective-system assumptions against identifiable drawing evidence.
Which constraint actually shapes the scenario?
Read FAR with the envelope, height, parking, program, and economics instead of treating one ratio as the answer.
Mission discipline.
Applied to the built world.
LinkWave is veteran-led, with a focus on clear information, traceable evidence, and accountable decisions.
What are you looking to build?
Bring your next site or design question.
See how it connects in LinkWave.