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ANGERMAYER Studio

Less manual work.More room for architecture.

Digital workflows, connections and tools for architecture and planning practices. For the places where information is handled more than once, systems do not work together, or recurring work ties up time it should not.

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No standard answer

No two practiceswork the same.

So we never build the same solution twice.

Where does friction arise today?

  1. Information is transferred more than once.
  2. A workflow works, but costs unnecessary time every single time.
  3. Several programs have to be connected by hand.
  4. An important internal workflow cannot be mapped sensibly in standard software.

ANGERMAYER Studio makes friction points like these visible and develops fitting digital workflows and tools from them.

Describe a problem

Understand. Connect. Build.

Understand.

Make existing digital workflows, interfaces and recurring work visible.

Connect.

Bring programs and information together where work is currently done twice.

Build.

Develop automations, interfaces and small software tools where existing programs are not enough.

Existing tools stay. Something new is added only where it has a clear purpose.

What changes

Repeated entry becomes Connected information

Recurring manual steps becomes A tool that takes them over

Scattered information becomes A traceable digital workflow

This is what it looks like in practice.

Examples of typical tasks. Which solution fits your practice is what the Review shows.

  1. Project start

    TodayFolders are created by hand, templates copied, project data entered several times over.

    Possible resultA tool sets up the folder structure, templates and base data according to defined rules.

  2. Inbox

    TodayDrawings and documents arrive by email and are filed by hand.

    Possible resultIncoming documents are assigned to a project by defined rules, with a person checking the result.

  3. Schedules from the model

    TodayRoom schedules and quantities are copied out of the model by hand.

    Possible resultA schedule is generated directly from existing model data and updated whenever it is run again.

  4. Drawing issue

    TodayWho received which drawing revision, and when, is scattered across emails.

    Possible resultEvery issue is logged and traceable.

  5. Project knowledge

    TodayHow something was solved in the last project is often known only to those who were there.

    Possible resultProject information that is needed again and again is made structured and findable.

Start small. Continue with something concrete.

  1. 01 · Understand

    Review

    Little time required from your practice. One concrete, usable result.

    Suited to
    an existing digital workflow that costs time or does not work cleanly.
    Your part
    • A short, structured questionnaire
    • One example workflow, for instance as a short screen recording or with sample files
    • Follow-up questions by email
    You receive
    • An overview of the current workflow
    • The most important friction points
    • Three concrete proposals, each with an assessment of effort and possible benefit

    The Review looks at a digital workflow with regard to possible software-supported improvements. It is not a professional check of planning content.

    Price
    Fixed price

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  2. 02 · Build

    System project

    One concrete digital solution, built and introduced.

    Suited to
    a recurring workflow, a missing connection between programs, or a task that software can sensibly support.
    You receive
    a developed, tested and documented tool, automation or interface, introduced in the practice.
    Price
    Fixed price once the scope is clear

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  3. 03 · Maintain

    Digital Care

    What was built stays reliable and grows with the practice.

    Suited to
    tools and automations that are to be maintained, adapted or extended on an ongoing basis.
    You receive
    technical maintenance, adaptations and agreed further development.
    Price
    monthly, on request

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Four steps. One person to talk to.

  1. 1 Enquiry. A short description is enough. A personal reply within 24 hours.
  2. 2 Review. Fixed price. Result: an overview and concrete proposals.
  3. 3 System project. The chosen solution is built, tested and introduced.
  4. 4 Digital Care. Optional. Maintenance and further development.

Why ANGERMAYER Studio

  1. One person to talk to.

    From the enquiry to ongoing care, the same person.

  2. What exists stays.

    Solutions complement the programs already in use.

  3. Data is handled only within the agreed scope.

    Access, the documents required and the handling of the data provided are set down in writing before work begins.

Where does your practice lose time todaythat should belong to architecture?

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ANGERMAYER Studio does not provide architectural or engineering design, BIM modelling of design content, or organisational or management consulting.