Choose where you want your studio to go
Start with a Business Goal that defines the long-term direction of your studio.
Business Goal
Choose the studio you want to build
Optimize Your Studio Strategy
Studio Dashboard
Play your Studio Goals
Architect High Level is a studio business simulator where architects and designers make decisions, see their consequences, and develop a stronger, more profitable business over successive rounds.
Start with a Business Goal that defines the long-term direction of your studio.
Business Goal
Choose the studio you want to build
Deal with clients, pricing, workload, cash flow, team, systems and growth.
Situation
A new project would fill the diary, but the fee sits below your current rate.
Your decisions change the business over time — then you take actions, build systems and move toward your goal.
See immediate results of your decisions
Studio Dashboard
ROUND 12 OF 20
Goal Manage Less, Design More
Business Health Stable
Studio Capacity pressure this round ↓
River House
Residence·Schematic
Civic Garden Open Terrasse
Landscape·DD
01
See the current state of your studio: financial position, workload, business health and relevant warnings.
Situation
Goal Manage Less, Design More
A key consultant is leaving in six weeks, and two live projects still need their attention.
Choose one option
02
Face realistic studio situations and choose how you would respond. Your decisions influence the development of the business and your chosen Business Goal.
Studio Development
2 AP available
Action capacity 2 remaining
ACTIVE STUDIO SYSTEM:
Project Delivery System
Studio systems +1
03
Improve the studio deliberately: implement immediate actions, build stronger systems and invest in long-term strategic development.
ROUND 12 OF 20
Business Goal
Build Cash Flow, Invest the Profits
Business Health Strengthening
ERS over last 4 rounds 64 → 69 → 74 → 78
Studio systems 3 active
04
Each round builds on the previous one. Over time, you develop the studio toward the business you actually want to build.
01 · Decision→02 · Develop
Studio Status
Situation
A client asks for extra revisions, but the fee and deadline stay the same.
Choose one option
A business simulator for architects, landscape architects and designers — built to help you explore decisions, improve studio performance and develop stronger business strategies through play.
Architect High Level is a business simulator for architects and designers. You run a studio over successive rounds, make business decisions, see their consequences, and develop systems that improve the studio over time.
Architect High Level is designed for architects, landscape architects, designers and small studio teams who want to improve profitability, workload, delivery and business strategy.
It is both. Architect High Level uses game logic to turn realistic studio business situations into decisions you can explore and learn from.
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You run a studio over successive rounds. Each round starts from the current Dashboard, presents a Situation, and records the consequences of your decision. Actions and upgrades let you develop systems between rounds, so the studio you play in round five is not the studio you started with.
A Business Goal is the long-term direction of the studio you are building. Architect High Level currently uses five:
Everyday decisions are read against the Goal you chose.
Yes. You start by choosing a Business Goal that defines the direction of your studio and influences how you evaluate decisions throughout the game.
Each round builds on the previous one. Metrics, workload, cash and studio systems carry forward. Over time you see whether the studio is moving toward the business you actually want to build.
The Situations are drawn from familiar studio patterns — fees, revisions, capacity, hiring, cash flow. You can explore strategies without real-world risk and take back the ideas that fit your own practice.