PLANING, MODELING & WELLNESS

Architectural services encompass not only the traditional planning and design phases but also increasingly focus on advanced modeling techniques and principles of wellness to create sustainable, human-centered environments.

• Site Analysis: Assessing the site's characteristics, surroundings, and environmental impact.

• Programming: Determining the client's needs, functional requirements, and spatial relationships.

• Feasibility Studies: Evaluating the practicality and potential success of a project.

• Master Planning: Developing long-term strategies for large-scale developments.

• Architectural Modeling: Creating 2D & 3D representations of buildings or spaces to visualize designs.

• BIM (Building Information Modeling): Using digital tools to create intelligent 3D models that include all aspects of a building, from design to construction and management.

• Virtual Reality (VR) Modeling: Immersive virtual environments to experience and refine architectural designs.

• Biophilic Design: Incorporating natural elements and environments into architectural design to improve well-being.

• Sustainable Design: Creating buildings that minimize environmental impact and optimize energy efficiency.

• Health and Safety: Ensuring buildings are safe, accessible, and promote occupant health through design choices.

• User Experience: Designing spaces that enhance comfort, productivity, and overall quality of life for occupants.

execution, CORDINATION & supervision

Architectural vision is realized, quality is maintained, and the project progresses according to the established plans, budget, and schedule. Each phase involves close collaboration with various stakeholders to achieve successful project outcomes.

• Site Analysis: Assessing the site's characteristics, surroundings, and environmental impact.

• Programming: Determining the client's needs, functional requirements, and spatial relationships.

• Material and Finish Selection: Providing guidance and approval on materials, finishes, and fixtures to maintain design integrity and quality.

• Consultant Coordination: Coordinating with engineers, landscape architects, interior designers, and other consultants to integrate their work into the overall project.

• Permitting and Approvals: Assisting with obtaining necessary permits and approvals from regulatory authorities.

• Scheduling: Developing and maintaining project schedules to ensure timely completion of milestones and overall project deadlines.

• Field Reports: Documenting site observations, issues, and progress in written reports.

• Safety Monitoring: Ensuring construction activities comply with safety regulations and best practices.

material, laBOR & LOGISTICS

Overall effective management of material, labor, and logistics is crucial to delivering successful architectural services. It involves careful planning, coordination, and communication to ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the satisfaction of clients.

• Selection: Assist clients in choosing appropriate materials based on design requirements, budget, and sustainability goals.

• Procurement: Source materials from reliable suppliers ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and timely delivery.

• Contractors: Coordinate with construction contractors or subcontractors for skilled labor required for various phases of the project.

• Supervision: Provide on-site supervision to ensure construction activities align with architectural plans and specifications.

• Transportation: Arrange for transportation of materials to the construction site efficiently and cost-effectively.

• Storage: Organize storage facilities if needed for materials that require staging before installation.

• Estimates: Prepare detailed cost estimates for materials, labor, and logistics to help clients understand project expenses.

• Budget Management: Monitor expenditures throughout the project to stay within budget constraints.

COMPLETION CHECKLIST and

AFTER SUPPORT

Its not only up to client meet and project completion but also beyond client expectations, promoting long-term satisfaction and strong connections, by adhering to this checklist and offering thorough after-support services.

• Final Inspection and Punch List: Conduct a detailed walkthrough of the project to identify any outstanding issues or incomplete tasks. Prepare a punch list that outlines items that need to be addressed before final completion.

• Client Walkthrough and Orientation: Schedule a final walkthrough with the client to familiarize them with the completed project. Provide instructions on the operation and maintenance of systems and any special features.

• Final Adjustments and Corrections: Coordinate with contractors and subcontractors to make final adjustments based on client feedback and inspection findings.

• Maintenance Recommendations: Provide guidance on regular maintenance tasks to preserve the quality and functionality of the architectural elements. Recommend cleaning schedules, inspections, and upkeep procedures for different materials and systems.

• Warranty Period: Establish a warranty period during which the client can report any defects or issues that arise. Outline responsibilities for addressing warranty claims and providing timely repairs or replacements.

• Client Assistance: Offer ongoing support and assistance for questions or issues that arise after project completion. Maintain open communication channels to address concerns promptly and professionally.