REMAINABLE / FIELD NOTES 001PRELIMINARY DOCUMENTATION

A clearer starting point for reconstruction

Can this building
be saved?

Document the damage.
Know what to inspect next.

Remainable supports preliminary documentation and triage. It does not determine structural safety or replace an engineer.

01 / EVIDENCE BEFORE CONCLUSIONS
Architectural cutaway illustration of a fictional damaged residential building, showing exposed rooms and floor slabs
OBSERVE. DOCUMENT. REVIEW.FIG. 01 / CONCEPT
FOR ENGINEERS & DISASTER-RESPONSE TEAMSBUILT TO SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL JUDGMENT

THE PROCESS

From scattered photographs
to structured evidence.

01

Capture

Upload photographs or conduct a guided site survey.

02

Triage

Organize visible damage, uncertainty and missing evidence.

03

Review

Prepare an evidence package for a qualified engineer.

WHEN ACCESS IS LIMITED. WHEN TIME MATTERS.

Built for the moments
when engineers cannot
be everywhere.

Remainable helps gather the evidence needed to ask better questions. Decisions remain with appropriately qualified professionals.

War damage · Earthquakes · Explosions
Fire · Severe weather

Phase 1 · Local demonstration
Sonya Gadomska

Sonya Gadomska

Architectural Engineering student @ University of Waterloo, Creative Destruction Lab apprentice alumna

Dear future co-founders, investors & mentors,

I’m Sonya, studying Architectural Engineering at Waterloo. My studies are about how buildings stand up. Remainable asks what comes next when they’re damaged or destroyed.

The idea is this: turn scattered photographs into organized evidence for engineers, showing what’s visible, what’s missing, and what to inspect next.

Better assessment tools could help make reconstruction faster.

Remainable is an early experiment. If you know buildings, reconstruction, startups, or simply think this is worth exploring, I’d love to talk.

Sonya GadomskaFounder, Remainable