I help decision makers, project managers, and architects build projects faster and better.

Jolene Lee, M.A. Arch ArchiCAD and Infrastructure Specialist Mitglied der Architektenkammer Berlin

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Hello, I am Jolene Lee. I am an architect based in Berlin, specialising in infrastructure management. I help teams streamline their project workflows for greater efficiency

From ArchiCAD BIM setups to server system organisation, I design optimised structures that allow you to focus on what matters the most - creating exceptional architecture.

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Past Collaborations Since 2017

• Meyer-Grohbrügge
• Sam Chermayeff Office
• bplus.xyz
• Brandlhuber+
• Muck Petzet Architekten
• FAKT Office for Architecture </aside>

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Save 120.000€ in Wages by Being 15% More Efficient*

*Savings estimate based on a 20.000 sqm BGF mixed-use heritage renovation and new-built extension project in Germany (LPH 1-4), where a team grew from 5 to 16 architects over 22 months.

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How is this possible❓ Through…

• Reduced labour time:
  • seamless coordination between Fachplaners through a coherent file
  • automated processes taking away repetitive click-work
  • less gaps in planning that need extra coordination
  • thinking ahead in process demands
  • similar structures can be reused
  • building elements can be adapted when the design changes
  • no need to check if the plans “match”
• Reduced labor cost:
  • less experienced architects receive “help” from the file itself
  • less experienced architects can follow the existing logic instead of them needing to come up with a logic themselves for the first time
  • less time needed for oversight from senior architects
• More capacity: Experienced architects are being able to oversee more projects or acquire new business </aside>

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How can I implement this for my latest project?

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⚠️  A common risk for architecture offices is file fragmentation creating unnecessary loops in the design process - resulting in project inefficiencies, unhappy employees, waste of time and effort.

Have you encountered any the following scenarios?

1. Unstructured Workflows

   The team has been working OVERHOURS for a DEADLINE. At the 11th hour, the team hurriedly layouts drawings to print. Sheet after sheet, publishing errors detected ❌ Design changes not showing ❌ Missing door ❌ The team barely managed to submit on time.

2. Still Planning in 2D

   The team plans in 2D instead of 3D - obviously because it is “simpler”. Months pass by. During a design review with the stakeholders, FLOOR PLANS DON’T MATCH THE SECTION ❌ At a glance, it is impossible to identify the origin of the mistake.

3. No templates, no libraries

   A new competition with a SHORT TIMELINE arises. The team has exactly in mind how to reuse previous great ideas from past projects. ❌ If only one could easily access the beautiful trees and furniture from Project X, that detail from Project Y, ...

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Fix My Project Setup Now

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Changing existing processes might seem very hard - even though these processes might be outdated. However, better solutions are already being widely introduced. Not sure if your digital processes are up to date?

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Build Smart, Achieve More 💚

The first step to a high-performing team is a GOOD INFRASTRUCTURE FOUNDATION. Establishing drawing standards and efficient drawing-to-publishing workflow will not only save hours of repetitive click-work, it will also foster a professional digital culture - within the company and with external service providers alike.

Imagine all of this is achievable with a few steps at the start of your project

• All plans are COHERENT because it is based on 1 model
• The team can adapt all column sizes in a few clicks
• Automised door and window schedules readily available
• Best practices of the office accessible at one source
• The team can spend 1 more day on perfecting the details
• Every print turns out EXACTLY AS PLANNED </aside>