Long before a customer reads a logo, they read a building — its scale, its entrance, the way light falls across a threshold. Commercial Architecture is where that first impression gets built deliberately, instead of left to chance. We work through how a space needs to function on a Tuesday afternoon at full capacity, not just how it will look empty in a render — accounting for footfall, staff movement, and the operating rhythm of the business inside it. The building becomes part of how the business is experienced, not a container it happens to sit in.