Before design begins, we define the problem. We gather your needs, goals, and budget; study the site, zoning, and any constraints; and set the program, the list of spaces and how they should relate. The result is a clear brief that every later phase is measured against.
The Architect is responsible for protecting the public health and safety. To do this, the Architect must create clear lines of communication, so that the needs of the Owner can be built in a way that ensures accountability and professional standards are maintained. Drawings, sketches, written instruction & memoranda, analysis & 3D modeling, the “Instruments of Service,” help define a clear direction and communicate project aims.