Protect your creative focus and site visits

As an architect, you are constantly juggling between spending hours sketching intently in the office and wearing safety boots during a noisy site visit. In both scenarios, answering the phone straight away is undesirable or even impossible. At the same time, you don’t want potential clients and contractors to feel that you are out of reach. A cleverly designed answering machine or a central menu system acts as your design practice’s acoustic calling card. It tells them that you are either creating or inspecting, and offers clear options for them to leave their documents or questions.

Coordination between suppliers, contractors and the end customer, in particular, requires a great deal of communication. By making a clear distinction in your telephone menu between new project enquiries and technical queries from contractors, you can streamline the flow of information to your inbox or administration department. A crisp, modern-sounding telephone voice perfectly matches the aesthetic and design that your firm stands for. It demonstrates an eye for detail - something your clients greatly appreciate in your architectural work.