buildMake your first idea concrete.
You do not need a finished plan to begin. Start with a use, a place and a few constraints. Buildable helps you turn them into a concept you can inspect and discuss.
A useful first brief
Describe who the space is for, what happens there and what cannot change. “A quiet garden workspace for two people, around 24 m², with room for a large desk” is more useful than a list of architectural adjectives.
Explore, then save
Open a design from the catalog. Adjust its dimensions and orbit the frame. Save a revision when you reach a decision worth keeping. Revisions preserve the inputs behind each version.
Give feedback where it belongs
Use a revision thread to record a question or decision. Name the part you are discussing. A good comment explains the intended outcome: more light at the desk, less unused circulation space, easier access.
Bring in professional judgment
A concept frame is a conversation starter. Site requirements, structural calculations, building services, detailed drawings and permissions require further work. Agree the scope with a qualified professional before relying on a design for construction.
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