Architectural services typically involve a range of activities and tasks aimed at designing and planning a building project, from the initial idea to the final construction stage. Schematic design and design development are two key phases in this process.

During the SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE, We create rough sketches and preliminary plans to explore different design options and identify the project's general layout, scale, and form. The goal is to develop a conceptual design that captures the client's vision, requirements, and budget.

In the DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE, We refine the design concept by adding more details and specificity to the plans, elevations, and sections. This includes specifying materials, finishes, systems, and equipment, as well as addressing structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing requirements. The goal is to create a comprehensive and coordinated set of drawings and specifications that serve as a basis for construction documentation.

Overall, schematic design and design development are critical stages in the architectural process as they establish the overall design direction, key building systems, and project scope, which will guide subsequent phases of construction and help ensure that the final building meets the client's needs and expectations.