Establishing the spatial and experiential framework of the amenity systems.
Space planning and schematic design
Amenity programming and adjacency logic
Circulation and transition relationships
Feasibility review and infrastructure implications
Preliminary visualization to align design intent
Interface definition with base building systems
This phase positions thermal, aquatic, fitness, landscape, and recovery environments within the architecture of the building.
Translating system intent into coordinated, buildable documentation.
Technical design development
MEP coordination and performance requirements
Full equipment specifications and system integration
Mechanical room planning and infrastructure detailing
Construction interface definition
This phase defines the systems so they can be built without reinterpretation.
Carrying authorship into construction and operation.
Fabrication and installation
Field coordination and system integration
Testing, commissioning, and performance verification
Owner handover and operational training
Long-term maintenance guidance and system stewardship
This phase maintains continuity between design logic and real-world performance.
Amenity environments often fragment across phases and trades. Ecotone’s process maintains a single technical logic from planning through operation, reducing coordination burden and preserving system performance.
Ecotone started in NYC and offers services to most of the tri-state area. As we explore our particular brand of crafting integrated amenities offerings, we have found a niche in NYC, but offer some of our services nationwide.
Absolutely! We can do all phases of the process, including design, construction management, ADA and DoH compliance, full-phase oversight, cost management, quality assurance and long term service management.
Ecotone usually works on commercial projects from high-rise towers to hospitality offerings, but occasionally we do residential projects.
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