The design process
Refinement to create final plan
Design development
Making sense of the widespread information you gathered
2. Define
Office areas
Corporate
multiple homes of a similar style that are built on a tract of land that becomes a subdivision
Tract housing
Sleek clean lines. metals and glass
Contemporary
Identifies the clients situation and needs
Programming
answer questions that bring you closer to a final situation based on user feedback
Prototype
Shopping centers
Retail
Homes that are typically built under 400 feet
Tiny homes
Dark stained woods, like cherry, mahogany, oak antique furniture
Traditional
The design comes to life. Designer schedules and monitors construction work and costs
Contract administration
trying to really understand someone else
Empathize
Hospitals, dentals
Healthcare
Are built in a factory as boxes/rooms which are shipped to the building site
Modular homes
Overstuffed furniture comfy furniture. Whites off whites shabby chic.
Cottage
Designer generates multiple design solutions and iterations
Schematic design
Showing the client and getting feedback
Test
schools, parks, library’s
Institutional
Home designed by an architect and built by a contractor to meet the needs of an individual family
Custom built
Traditional style with contemporary twist. Whites, dark stains, bright accents with contemporary artwork
Transition
Preparing formal legally binding documents for the construction and installation
Contract documents
The process of coming up with ideas
Ideate
hotels, restaurants
Hospitality
Townhouse
Individual houses that share one to two common walls, has two or more stories
Lots of different colors. Lots of different fabrics
Eclectic