Interior Design Project - Technical Phase

PALLAS Architects

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2,000

About this service

Summary

At PALLAS, we specialize in crafting bespoke architectural and interior designs tailored to your unique needs and preferences. With over 20 years of experience and a portfolio adorned with prestigious awards, we bring expertise, creativity, and a passion for excellence to every project.

We prioritize your needs and preferences, ensuring your satisfaction every step of the way.

Process

Step 1: Initial Consultation

The interior design process typically begins with an initial consultation between the designer and the client. During this meeting, the designer listens to the client's needs, preferences, and vision for the space. The client may also provide examples of designs they like and dislike, as well as any specific requirements or constraints.

Step 2: Concept Development

After gathering information from the client, the designer begins to develop a concept for the space. This may involve brainstorming ideas, creating mood boards, and exploring various design options. The goal is to develop a concept that aligns with the client's preferences and meets their functional and aesthetic goals.

Step 3: Plan Drawing

Once the concept is established, the designer creates plan drawings that outline the layout and spatial organization of the space. These drawings may include floor plans, furniture layouts, and any architectural modifications or additions. The client is presented with one or two options to choose from, based on their feedback and preferences.

Step 4: 3D Rendering

Once the plan drawing is approved, the designer creates a 3D rendering of the proposed design. This allows the client to visualize how the space will look once it's completed. The rendering includes details such as furniture, lighting, and materials, giving the client a realistic representation of the final design.

Step 5: Revisions

The client is given the opportunity to review the 3D rendering and provide feedback. They are typically allowed up to 1-2 revisions to the design, allowing for minor adjustments and refinements. The designer works closely with the client to ensure that their vision is fully realized and that any concerns or preferences are addressed.

Step 6: Technical Drawings and Interior Elevations

Once the design is finalized, the designer creates technical drawings and interior elevations if needed. These drawings provide detailed information about dimensions, materials, and finishes, and serve as a blueprint for further phases.

Step 7: Final Proposal

Finally, the designer presents the client with a final proposal that outlines all aspects of the design, including plans, renderings, technical drawings, and material selections. This proposal may also include a timeline and budget for the project, as well as any additional services or resources required. Once the proposal is approved by the client, the project can move forward to the implementation phase.

What's included

1. Initial Consultation Report
• Summary of client's needs, preferences, and vision for the space. • Documentation of examples provided by the client regarding likes and dislikes.
2. Concept Development Package
• Mood boards showcasing design inspirations and concepts. • Written explanation of the proposed concept and design direction.
3. Plan Drawing Options
• Floor plans and furniture layouts for one or two design options. • Digital copies of plan drawings for client review.
4. 3D Rendering Presentation
• Photorealistic 3D renderings illustrating the proposed design. • Visualization of furniture, lighting, and materials in the space.
5. Revision Reports
• Documentation of client feedback and requested revisions. • Updated 3D renderings reflecting approved changes.
6. Technical Drawings and Interior Elevations Package:
• Detailed technical drawings and interior elevations. • Specification sheets outlining materials, finishes, and dimensions.
7. Material and Finish Proposal:
• Presentation of proposed materials and finishes. • Samples or swatches for client review and approval.
8. Final Proposal Document:
• Comprehensive proposal outlining all aspects of the design. • Timeline and budget for the project. • Agreement on scope of work and additional services.