Architectural Design

Conceptual Design

The conceptual design phase is the cornerstone of all architectural projects. We work closely with our customers to understand their needs, preferences, and goals, laying the framework for a design that reflects their own vision and aspirations. Our method begins with in-depth consultations to better understand our clients' requirements, preferences, and project objectives.

We encourage creativity as we investigate various design concepts, space configurations, and architectural styles. We push the frontiers of creativity by conducting brainstorming meetings and sketching exercises to find the ideal solution for our clients' projects.

• Client Collaboration
• Creative Exploration
• Establishing Direction
• Tailored Solutions

Design Development

Once a conceptual direction is determined, we go on to the design development phase, where we improve and expand on the chosen concept. This includes developing precise drawings, 3D models, and renderings that accurately represent the intended design. We also undertake feasibility studies, site analyses, and work with engineers and consultants to verify that the design is practical and viable.

Construction Documentation

During the construction documentation phase, we diligently create detailed drawings and specifications to serve as a road map for the construction process. With an emphasis on accuracy and thoroughness, we ensure that every detail of the design is documented to speed up production and reduce errors.

• We draft comprehensive project blueprints.
• We detail materials, finishes, and construction methods alongside drawings.
• Our documentation details structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems intricately.

Great buildings that move the spirit have always been uncommon. They are all one-of-a-kind, poetic, heartfelt creations.

Construction Administration

During the building phase, we provide continuing support and oversight to guarantee that the design objective is carried out correctly. This includes doing site inspections, checking contractor submittals, handling any unexpected issues, and acting as an interface between the client and the building team.