Orientation, dimensions, circulation and integration with the outdoor space.
Define the result before choosing a system
Start with how the space should work every day: opening, views, circulation and what you expect when it is closed.
Read the real geometry
Corners, pillars, walls, ceilings and level changes can make two apparently similar terraces very different projects.
Prepare useful photographs
Use front, side and detail photographs to explain the space and its connections.
Add approximate dimensions
Approximate width and height help the first assessment; final manufacturing dimensions are verified later.
Think about opening and circulation
Furniture, access doors and regular walking routes should remain practical after installation.
Compare solutions by everyday use
Compare how alternatives open, how much visible structure they introduce and how they integrate with the architecture.
From first assessment to final measurement
Once the objective is clear, the real conditions are checked before production.
