The solution
Climate projections are an input to test headroom against. They are not the starting point. The starting point is always the asset: what it is made of, how it operates, what it depends on, and how the market prices it.
Every engagement adds evidence to the pattern library: what typically binds, what interventions work, what they cost. The methodology gets smarter with every assessment.
Exposure tells you what might happen at a coordinate. Headroom tells you how much room the actual building has before it matters. One is a weather forecast. The other is whether the roof leaks.
How much margin before failure
Physical margin to failure threshold. Not a score. The distance to the point where something breaks.
Which domain limits the asset's runway
Four domains - Asset, Function, Dependencies, Market. The one with lowest headroom relative to planning horizon is the constraint that matters.
Can the position improve, and at what cost
Can the position improve, at what cost, and in what timeframe.
See what the methodology produces for an asset you know.
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