Design is both a collaborative and iterative process. The methods that we use to develop design alternatives involve intensive conversations with our client’s to first understand, and then build upon their strategic objectives and other work that has been completed to date. Together, we analyze the issues and goals in conjunction with the program and synthesize them into the appropriate physical solution that balances the client’s unique culture with value, schedule, aesthetics, and function. Consistently, this process has involved planning for today’s requirements, while providing flexibility for tomorrow’s unknowns.
01/05/2021
By Jacob Dunn, Associate Principal, LEED AP® Homes
As architects, we’re often too far removed from the relationship between the…
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