A Site Survey and Audit reveals how an existing place performs from the perspective of the people using it.
LIMAH identifies where movement, orientation, information, accessibility and operational conditions create confusion, friction or missed opportunity.
Plans and design documents show what a place was intended to do. The site reveals how it actually works.
Users may choose unexpected routes, miss entrances, hesitate at decision points or depend heavily on staff. Temporary signs may have accumulated. New functions may have been added without considering the complete journey.
A structured audit separates isolated symptoms from the underlying experience problems.
LIMAH reviews arrival conditions, circulation, sightlines, environmental cues, decision points, information systems, accessibility and operational interfaces.
We observe how different users move through the environment and document the locations where experience performance begins to weaken.
The findings provide clients with a clear understanding of what should be retained, improved, coordinated or investigated further.
A Site Survey and Audit can support redevelopment, refurbishment, wayfinding improvement, operational planning or a wider Experience Strategy.
It gives future decisions a reliable foundation based on the real behaviour and performance of the place.
