We create the design concept in accordance with customer needs and demands.
Architectural design decisions are shaped and defined through their concepts, and therefore architecture is strongly judged on their strength. Generally speaking, a weak piece of architecture is the result of a poorly thought out and developed concept. Its purpose, therefore, is to provide clarity and framework to the architectural design process and presentation of a building. As explained above, however, a concept need not be a singular “big idea”, it can also be a series of smaller conceptual scenarios, which may be based, for example, on organisation, substance or structure. These move the project forward and are referenced throughout the process and used to help answer questions and make decisions. Therefore, a design concept, no matter how big or small for the start and development of a project, its purpose is to represent the heart and essence of the plan by providing answers and explanations to the questions posed to it.How to Develop an Architectural Concept? Developing an architectural concept; It allows us to frame the questions we are asking and guide the design process, which we find from research and initial formulation. Analyze the problem the design brief wants to address, look at the site’s arrangements and limitations, a good concept is a balance of elements that sometimes sacrifices and trade-offs have to be made, such as light instead of shelter, or screening instead of opening. A good and experienced designer knows that the first draft will always need editing, just like a writer, it evolves from start to finish. Take your time Incubating an idea and unconscious thinking can be extremely rewarding, so take some time and do something else, let the inspiration come naturally, and then test and fine-tune your thoughts. Find project constraints Your research will develop site and building constraints that will present natural boundaries. However, they should be seen as opportunities and guidelines to design within, which will often narrow down the problem to be solved. These guidelines can be translated into design boundaries and principles where your site analysis will provide physical constraints (where), the client or design brief will define the program (size), and the building typology will provide the type (what).
Location The location of your proposal will inform the evolution of your concept, taking into account key site features such as views, shelter, typography and reach. Using the site elements, start shaping the early mass model to establish the basic forms, this will determine the dominant forces. The site should help shape the architecture. Materials Materials can be detrimental to form a concept and must be investigated through their limitations and properties to determine their weight, thickness, flexibility and texture. This can lead to structural concepts exploring the limitations and technology of existing strategies that may aim to push the boundaries of existing typologies. draw Finally, start looking at a simple plan and 3D mass model to experiment with simple volumes and the location of voids. Simply start by positioning the public and private spaces, determining the various levels of importance, the basic orientation, and where the transparent and solid faces should be. These help define clarity of concept, starting with answering basic questions such as why is it here, what is it doing, and what is its purpose. we have As Tint Architecture, we will always be happy to support you. Creating an architectural concept always gives us excitement.