A thorough and informative design brief is an imperative part of the concept process. It is an essential point of reference not only for the architect but for all people involved in the design and implementation of any project.
The more information we can gain from the client in the early stages of design, the more effective our decision making and the problem-solving process will be. It is important to remember that the design brief can evolve over the life of the project, it is not a static document that is completed at the start of the process.
The brief must be developed with the client and end-users to reflect the changes and challenges that occur as the project progresses. It is important that the brief not only fulfills the aesthetic aspirations of the client but also the functional requirements and needs too.
The project budget determines how much the project is likely to cost. A project budget template includes a detailed estimate of all costs that are likely to be incurred before the project is completed.
The project budget will include such things as labor costs, material procurement costs and operating costs. But it’s not a static document. The project budget will be reviewed and revived throughout the project.
Followed by a bill of quantities, which materials, parts, and labor (with their costs) are itemized. It also details the terms and conditions of the construction or repair contract and itemizes all work to enable the contractor to price the work for which he is bidding. The quantities may be measured in number, area, volume, weight or time. Preparing a bill of quantities requires the design is completed and a specification prepared.
After the kick-off and planning meeting with the client, WE-ARCHITECTS International team is qualified to carry out all the missions, from design to construction and until handing over. We carry out the design and planning project leading to the request for a construction permit as defined by the local law.
Our steps guarantee the best results: Sketch Studies or diagnostic studies in the case of works on an existing building, Preliminary design studies, Construction Permit dossier, Detailed design of the building, Planning of the construction (Execution studies and plans), Selection of contractors for the construction, construction works, Scheduling, coordination and supervision of the construction works, Delivery of the architecture to the client.
Balancing the art and science of designing an interior space, WE-ARCHITECTS International takes into account all elements of the build. We make sure to incorporate esthetics and functionality to present the spaces in any style the client wishes no matter the project size.
At WE-ARCHITECTS International, you can be guaranteed to a unique print on every project, in creating plans for the space, taking into account interior construction, lighting and furnishings. Interior architecture is the technical side of design, space planning, architectural, hard finishes and design detailing.
We offer you mood boards, perspectives and rendered plans, detailed architectural plans, detailed finishing and selections, custom made furniture, and accessories selections.
FF&E has a major role in the design of a project, WE-ARCHITECTS International Is responsible for all moveable entities placed within a property, including decorative walls and ceiling fixtures. It is the softer side of the design, that co-work with our interior architectural team from the early stages to achieve a successful end project.
Furniture specialists work collaboratively with the clients to specify, source and supply tailored furniture schemes for every budget, from high-end, bespoke fittings to affordable ranges.
The selections we present to our clients, become one with the conceptual design; reflecting the space by the style, fabric and finishes.
Architects and designers create construction specifications before work actually starts. Our contracting and construction department help bridge communication between architects, construction site and owners.
They take day to day oversight of construction site, providing material, labor equipment (such as engineering vehicles and tools) site safety and services necessary for the construction of the project.
Working with qualified subcontractors, our site representatives report progress, potential problems, budget and BOQ additions.