Architecture and coordination · Project-specific
Design
The project brief becomes a coordinated design shaped by the site, budget priorities and required technical input.
Design develops through clear review points. Architecture, engineering and material decisions are coordinated so the work can move toward documentation and agency review.
- 02.01
Test options
Compare spatial approaches against the property and project brief.
- 02.02
Coordinate systems
Bring structural, energy and building-system input into the design as required.
- 02.03
Document the work
Prepare the drawings and information appropriate to the selected delivery path.
Change handling
A requested design change is recorded against the accepted brief, then its drawing, consultant, approval and budget effects are reviewed before documents advance.
Property conversation
Start with the information relevant to design.
Stage questions
What owners ask at this point.
- How are design decisions organized?
- The work is divided into defined review points so major decisions are confirmed before detailed documentation proceeds.