Work Process MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
The first meeting between architect and client sets the stage for success. Together, they explore the project’s functional purpose, the stylistic and environmental features, and any technical or regulatory requirements. From this initial consultation, the architect creates a comprehensive design brief that outlines the client’s specific needs and expectations. With clear goals, timelines, and budgets established, the project can move forward with confidence.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
Sketch design is a stage aimed at the conceptual development of the object in line with the customer’s technical requirements. It encompasses the layout plan of the site, including landscaping elements, floor plans, a characteristic section, and a volumetric spatial solution (3D visualization). Once approved by both the customer and the relevant government authority (if necessary), the Sketch Design stage is considered complete, laying the groundwork for the project’s continued success.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
Approval and verification of the design and estimate documentation are critical steps mandated by law and the responsibility of the customer. However, architects (designers) often take part in this process, offering their support. The project’s chief architect carries personal responsibility for the quality of the project decisions, though not for the quality of the construction work. Nonetheless, with a mutual agreement in place, customers can rely on author supervision for full accountability and ensure the proper implementation of all project decisions. This, in turn, guarantees the smooth operation of the building or structure for years to come.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
The Working Project or Working Documentation stage is critical to the construction process, encompassing detailed architectural and construction drawings, specifications, sections, and calculations required for the successful completion of the project. It may also include engineering network sections (water supply, sewage, heating, ventilation, electricity), as defined by the technical task. Once verified and approved in accordance with applicable legislation, working documentation serves as the basis for obtaining permission to commence construction work.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT
OF THE
EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT
AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
The first meeting between architect and client sets the stage for success. Together, they explore the project’s functional purpose, the stylistic and environmental features, and any technical or regulatory requirements. From this initial consultation, the architect creates a comprehensive design brief that outlines the client’s specific needs and expectations. With clear goals, timelines, and budgets established, the project can move forward with confidence.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT
OF THE
EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT
AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
Sketch design is a stage aimed at the conceptual development of the object in line with the customer’s technical requirements. It encompasses the layout plan of the site, including landscaping elements, floor plans, a characteristic section, and a volumetric spatial solution (3D visualization). Once approved by both the customer and the relevant government authority (if necessary), the Sketch Design stage is considered complete, laying the groundwork for the project’s continued success.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT
OF THE
EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT
AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
Approval and verification of the design and estimate documentation are critical steps mandated by law and the responsibility of the customer. However, architects (designers) often take part in this process, offering their support. The project’s chief architect carries personal responsibility for the quality of the project decisions, though not for the quality of the construction work. Nonetheless, with a mutual agreement in place, customers can rely on author supervision for full accountability and ensure the proper implementation of all project decisions. This, in turn, guarantees the smooth operation of the building or structure for years to come.
Work Process
MEETING, CONSULTATION, DEFINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
DEVELOPMENT
OF THE
EXECUTION PROJECT
SKETCH DESIGN ELABORATION
COORDINATION SUPPORT
AND AUTHOR SUPERVISION
The Working Project or Working Documentation stage is critical to the construction process, encompassing detailed architectural and construction drawings, specifications, sections, and calculations required for the successful completion of the project. It may also include engineering network sections (water supply, sewage, heating, ventilation, electricity), as defined by the technical task. Once verified and approved in accordance with applicable legislation, working documentation serves as the basis for obtaining permission to commence construction work.
