Understand
Identify the physical, regulatory, environmental and organisational forces acting on the project before deciding what the architecture should become.
The tools change from project to project, but the logic is consistent: understand the forces at work, test alternatives, design from what those tests reveal, then resolve the idea through coordination and detail.
Identify the physical, regulatory, environmental and organisational forces acting on the project before deciding what the architecture should become.
Translate those constraints into scenarios that can be compared. Massing, capacity, spatial options and environmental analysis expose both limits and opportunities.
Use what the analysis reveals to organise programme, shape form and develop spatial relationships that respond clearly to site and use.
Carry the idea through technical development, coordination and documentation so the work becomes increasingly precise, coherent and buildable.