What's included

• Concept Design

  Concept design in architecture is the initial phase of the design process where the fundamental ideas and overarching vision for a building or structure are developed. It's the stage where we will explore creative concepts and ideas that will guide the entire project. The goal of concept design is to capture the essence and key features of the project, taking into consideration factors like functionality, aesthetics, site context, and client requirements. This phase typically involves sketches, diagrams, and preliminary plans to communicate the initial design intent. Concept design sets the foundation for the subsequent stages of detailed planning and development in the architectural process.

• Plan Design

  This refers to the phase where the initial concept design is translated into precise and comprehensive plans. During this stage, architects provide specific technical information and specifications about the project's various aspects, such as dimensions, materials, construction methods, and structural elements. These detailed plans ensure that the project is executed accurately and efficiently. Plan detailing design takes the creative ideas from the concept phase and transforms them into practical instructions that guide the construction process step by step.

• Architectural Diagrams

  These are visual representations that convey the layout, structure, and relationships of different elements within a building or design project. These diagrams use symbols, shapes, and lines to depict various aspects such as spatial arrangements, circulation paths, and functional zones. Architecture diagrams can include floor plans, site plans, elevation drawings, and more. They help architects, clients, and construction teams understand how different components fit together, how spaces are connected, and how the overall design concept is realized in a visual format. These diagrams play a crucial role in communicating design ideas and guiding the construction process.

• Architectural Renders

  This is a visual representation or image that gives a realistic preview of how a building or space will look once it's completed. It's like a detailed and vivid "snapshot" of the design, showing the materials, textures, lighting, and overall atmosphere of the intended space. Architectural renders are created using specialized software and can range from simple sketches to highly detailed, lifelike images. They help clients, architects, and other stakeholders better understand and visualize the final design before construction begins, making it easier to make decisions and adjustments during the design process.