The Kreado operating layer · forKreado Architecture— every site Kreado's own, from first sketch to handover
Built by Kreado, for Kreado

Most practices can't use AI. Their information is a mess. Kreado's isn't.

Every site Kreado builds is Kreado's own — and every drawing, detail, spec and planning file on it is kept to ISO 9001 document control and ISO 19650 BIM protocols. The expensive, unglamorous part is already done — consistently structured information across every Kreado site. That's the substrate almost nobody else has, and it's why everything below actually works.

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Kreado Assistant

Ask your archive in plain English — and it acts on your say-so.

Live
Every Kreado site's drawings, details, specs and planning files — searchable in a sentence.
Try one

Illustrative — the live version puts Kreado's own sites, details and planning files behind every panel. Everything below is interactive.

Four Kreado capabilities
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Practice knowledge, on tap

Every Kreado site — searchable in plain English
Indexed

What's indexed from the archive

kreado-archive · secure indexKreado models & files
Drawings & details (BIM + CAD)
18k sheets
Specifications & DAS documents
940 docs
Planning applications & consents
120 schemes
Site reviews & lessons learned
Every site

Ask it anything — it answers from Kreado's own sites

A new starter answers like Kreado's longest-serving architect
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Planning applications, half-drafted

Riverside Works Phase 2 — full planning · 24 flats over a restaurant unit
Submit in 9 days
DAS 2 · Design & Access Statement — scale, massing and relationship to context.
Sourced from: Holland Park Gardens + Wetherby Lane DAS
PS 4 · Planning Statement — energy, sustainability and climate policy.
Sourced from: Passivhaus + BREEAM notes · Meadowbrook energy strategy
HS 1 · Heritage Statement — impact on the character of the conservation area.
Sourced from: Wetherby Lane heritage statement · Holland Park officer report
Every new site starts from Kreado's own consented schemes
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Optioneering at inception

RIBA 1–2 · daylight · overheating · embodied carbon
3 → 30

Getting form and fabric right at inception is where cost-effectiveness is won or lost. Instead of hand-testing three massing options, iterate thirty in seconds — each scored for daylight, TM59 overheating and embodied carbon — then take the design decision yourself.

More informed decisions, faster — you still design
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Spec & compliance review

Your document, against the rulebook
Ready
Riverside Works Phase 2 — Stage 4 spec & GA set
Checked against: Part L · Part O · Part M · Part E · BSA gateway
One Kreado engine — any rulebook you point it at
How it works

One Kreado operating layer, over the whole archive.

Everything here runs on the Kreado operating layer — retrieval, drafting, review and human-in-the-loop approval, pointed at Kreado's own archive. Each answer is shown with the documents and records it came from. Nothing is issued or submitted without a Kreado architect's say-so.