My Role in the System
I defined the system structure and interaction model for translating real-world site conditions into a guided planning workflow.
The system organizes environmental variables, build constraints, and client preferences into a sequence of decisions that shape early project direction and generate a structured project estimate.
System Overview
Treehouse Architect structures on-site consultations as a decision-driven system. Builders input real-world conditions such as tree density, required clearing, utilities, and desired features, while the system translates these inputs into organized planning outcomes.
Rather than relying on ad hoc discussion, the system maintains continuity by guiding both builder and client through a shared decision process.
Approach
The system is designed around progressive decision-making, where each input refines available outcomes. Environmental conditions, structural constraints, and feature selections are integrated into a step-by-step workflow that reduces ambiguity during early planning.
Interaction is structured to support real-time use in the field, balancing clarity, speed, and adaptability, and ultimately generating a structured estimate that can be shared with the client.
