Conceptual design is the first phase of the architectural process, where we translate your vision into initial ideas and sketches. During this stage, we focus on understanding your requirements, site conditions, and design preferences to develop a cohesive concept that reflects your goals and sets the foundation for the project.

In the schematic design phase, we refine the initial concepts into more detailed drawings and plans. This includes floor plans, elevations, and basic structural details. The goal is to establish the project's overall scope, scale, and relationship between spaces, ensuring that the design aligns with your vision and functional requirements.

Design development takes the schematic design to the next level of detail. We work on specific architectural elements, materials, and systems, ensuring that every aspect of the design is thoroughly considered. This phase involves collaboration with engineers and other consultants to integrate structural, mechanical, and electrical systems into the design.

The construction documents phase involves creating detailed drawings and specifications that contractors will use to build the project. These documents include architectural plans, elevations, sections, and details, as well as schedules for materials and finishes. Clear and comprehensive construction documents are essential for ensuring that the project is built accurately and efficiently.

During construction administration, we oversee the construction process to ensure that the project is built according to the design and specifications. This involves regular site visits, reviewing contractor submittals, and addressing any issues that arise during construction. Our goal is to ensure that the finished project meets your expectations in terms of quality, schedule, and budget.