Amy Melissa Bennett

Treehouse Architect

Translates environmental and client inputs into a guided planning workflow that generates a shareable PDF estimate for on-site consultations.

My Role in the System

I developed the interaction structure and planning workflow for translating real-world site conditions into organized project direction.

Environmental variables, build constraints, and client preferences are organized into a guided sequence that shapes early project direction and generates a shareable project estimate.

System Overview

Treehouse Architect organizes on-site consultations through a guided planning workflow. Builders input real-world conditions such as tree density, required clearing, utilities, and desired features, while translating those inputs into organized planning outcomes.

Rather than relying on ad hoc discussion, the workflow maintains a clear planning sequence.

Approach

The workflow uses progressive decision-making, where each input refines available outcomes. Environmental conditions, structural constraints, and feature selections are integrated into a guided workflow that reduces ambiguity during early planning.

The interface supports real-time use in the field while balancing clarity, speed, and adaptability, ultimately generating a shareable estimate for the client.

Project Goals

Establish a clear planning workflow for early-stage treehouse consultations by organizing complex site and build variables into a guided process that generates a shareable estimate for client alignment.

Project Highlights

• Organized environmental and client inputs into a guided planning workflow

• Defined a consultation workflow translating site conditions into build direction

• Generated organized outputs to support early-stage estimates

• Generated shareable PDF estimates supporting client communication

Process

Documents how planning logic is translated into workflow, interface design, and shareable client outputs.