A fresh perspective.
Before you build.

A clearer view.
A considered next step.

1. 01

   Life-at-Home Intake Questionnaire

   Before reviewing the drawings, we want to understand the people who will live there.

   You'll tell us about your routines, priorities, existing furnishings, concerns and the way you expect different parts of the home to function.

   Because the question isn't simply whether a room fits on paper.

   It's whether it fits your life.

2. 02

   Whole-Home Livability Review

   We review the home as a connected system rather than evaluating rooms in isolation.

   We'll consider areas such as:

   • overall flow and circulation
   • room proportions
   • furniture fit and placement
   • storage
   • kitchen and bath functionality
   • doors and openings
   • sightlines
   • lighting and electrical considerations from an interior-use perspective
   • everyday routines and usability

   This is where we look for the things that can technically work on paper but become frustrating once you're living with them.

3. 03

   Annotated Plan + Prioritized Decision Brief

   You'll receive your plans back with clear annotations showing what caught our attention.

   Alongside those notes, we'll organize the findings into a prioritized decision brief so you know:

   • what we noticed
   • why it matters
   • what we recommend reconsidering
   • which items are most important
   • what needs to be discussed with your architect, builder or other project professional
   • what decisions still need to be made

   The goal is not to hand you an overwhelming list.

   It's to help you know what deserves attention first.

4. 04

   90-Minute Review Presentation

   We'll walk through the review together and explain the reasoning behind the recommendations.

   You'll have an opportunity to ask questions, talk through priorities and understand the tradeoffs involved.

   We don't just want to tell you what we'd change.

   We want you to understand why we're bringing it up.

5. 05

   Optional Project-Team Handoff

   If useful, your review includes one optional 30-minute handoff call with your architect, designer or builder.

   This gives us an opportunity to explain the interior-design concerns and priorities directly to the people responsible for evaluating or implementing potential changes.

   Roo does not direct technical or construction changes. Final feasibility and approval remain with the appropriate project professionals.

6. 06

   Revised-Plan Follow-Up

   After your team makes revisions, Roo will review one revised plan set to verify how the agreed recommendations were addressed.

   This is a verification pass on the recommendations from the original review.

   It is not another complete plan review or a new redesign round.

   Substantially reworked plans or additional revision rounds can be scoped separately if needed.

7. 07

   Plan Approval Checklist

   You'll receive a reusable checklist designed to help you slow down before approving future plan decisions.

   It helps you ask questions about:

   • daily routines
   • furniture
   • circulation
   • storage
   • doors
   • sightlines
   • lighting
   • unresolved assumptions
   • project-team responsibilities

   The goal is to help you continue looking at the house through a livability lens even after our review is complete.

8. 08

   Builder Conversation Guide

   We'll give you a practical guide for conversations with your builder and project team.

   It includes questions to help clarify:

   • feasibility
   • cost implications
   • decision deadlines
   • lead times
   • responsibility
   • required revisions
   • what needs professional verification

   You should leave the review knowing not only what questions exist, but who needs to help answer them.