ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Gathering information to determine the core foundation of the project (purpose of the project, end user’s needs, and design direction)

• Consultation meeting/ Discovery call

• Site inspection

• Submission of design proposal and service agreement

• Design onboarding

• Presentation of Client Welcome Packet

The greater the investment in information gathering, analysis, and decision-making during pre-design and conceptual design phases, the fewer expensive changes later in the project.

Exploring possibilities through collaboration

Project Definition Phase

• Gathering relevant technical information

• Accomplishment of the Master Direction for Design Development Form

Schematic Design Phase

• Studying the design concept

• Creation of essential diagrams to communicate the design intent

• Consolidating color scheme and material palette (Mood Board)

• Planning of initial space layout

• Developing architectural renders, if necessary

• Design refinement based on the client’s feedback

Design Development Phase

• Development of architectural drawings

• Presentation of material finishes samples (Swatch Board)

• Refinement of architectural drawings based on the client’s feedback

• Design onboarding with an engineering consultant

Contract Document Phase

• Submission of Complete Architectural and Engineering Drawings and Detailing, duly signed and sealed by registered and licensed professionals

• Submission of other necessary documents for the Building Permit application

While establishing the project, the consultant may conduct occasional site visits in the exercise of diligence, as agreed upon in the contract.

We believe the design process doesn’t end with the turnover of the necessary documents or after the construction. The design lives on. It leaves a huge impact on the quality of our daily lives, 

...and therefore, shapes us.