8 notas sobre phases en MÉTODO.
The first meeting with an architect is a conversation, not a presentation. It is where a relationship begins and where the shape of a project first comes into view.
Construction documents translate a finished design into the precise, comprehensive instructions needed to build it and price it. They are where design becomes buildable reality.
Schematic design is where a project's central idea is found and tested. It is the most creative and consequential phase, when decisions are still fluid and possibilities are widest.
A draftsman can produce drawings; an architect produces a design. Understanding the difference clarifies what you are really investing in when you hire an architect.
Before a single line is drawn, programming translates how you actually live into the requirements a design must meet. It is the quiet, essential groundwork of good architecture.
Bidding and negotiation is where a design meets the market and a builder is chosen. It is about far more than finding the lowest number, and the architect's guidance matters.
Design development takes the concept from schematic design and resolves it into a real, buildable design. It is where ideas meet specifics and the project gains its depth.
Construction administration is where the architect's role continues into the field, protecting the design's intent and the client's interests while the building actually goes up.
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