1. Initial Consultation

Client Briefing: Understand the client's vision, needs, and project requirements.

Site Overview: Evaluate the project site to understand its context, opportunities, and constraints.

Feasibility Study: Assess the project's viability considering budget, regulations, and site conditions.

2. Conceptual Design

Idea Generation: Develop initial design concepts and ideas.

Preliminary Sketches: Create rough sketches and diagrams to illustrate design options.

Client Review: Present concepts to the client for feedback and refinement.

3. Schematic Design

Design Development: Refine selected concept into a more detailed design.

Schematic Drawings: Produce scaled drawings, including floor plans, elevations, and basic sections.

Client Approval: Review and finalize the schematic design with the client.

4. Design Development

Detailed Design: Further develop the approved schematic design with detailed dimensions and specifications.

Material Selection: Choose materials, finishes, and fixtures that align with the design concept.

Consultant Coordination: Collaborate with engineers and other consultants to integrate structural, mechanical, and electrical systems.

5. Construction Documentation

Detailed Drawings: Prepare comprehensive construction drawings, including detailed floor plans, sections, elevations, and construction details.

Specifications: Develop detailed specifications for materials, finishes, and construction methods.

Regulatory Approvals: Submit required documents to local authorities for building permits and approvals.

6. Project Completion

Final Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection to ensure the project meets all design specifications and quality standards.

Project Handover: Formally hand over the completed project to the client.

Post-Occupancy Review: Follow up with the client to ensure satisfaction and address any post-completion issues.