An owner-side advisory table with floorplans, capex notes, and material samples

Studio · Prototype

The operating platform, made clickable.

Portier's architecture describes three surfaces around one data spine. These are working prototypes of each — driven by mock engagement data, built to the schema in the design documents, and honest about what is not yet real.

Open Atelier Open Carnet

01 — Prototype surfaces

One data spine, three faces, and the bench that measures the floor.

Each surface below is a real interface running on the same mock engagement — Kisaragi Hotel, 184 keys, urban luxury, Tokyo. Numbers move between them because they come from one place, which is the entire architectural claim.

Analyst workbench

Stage 1

Atelier

Engagement console, extract QA, and the zone economics explorer. Dense, keyboard-driven, never shown to a client.

Open surface →

Field notebook

Stage 0

Carnet

Offline-first capture for an operating lobby. Sweep grid, count pad, runsheet — silent, glanceable, one-handed.

Open surface →

Client microsite

Stage 1

Salon

One page, one scroll, the report's spine. Published snapshots only — no self-serve analytics, ever.

Open surface →

LiDAR pipeline

Stage 0

Scan Bench

Raw iPhone-LiDAR scan to verified area, ceiling height, and a drafted zone SVG. CPU-first, inspectable.

Open surface →

02 — Live on the public site

The surfaces that are already real.

These are not prototypes. They ship today, and the studio surfaces are designed to sit behind them.

The operating platform, made clickable.

One data spine, three faces, and the bench that measures the floor.

Atelier

Carnet

Salon

Scan Bench

The surfaces that are already real.

Spatial ROI Calculator

Fit Check

Sample Report

Enquiry capture