Architectural project
Understand what your clients want, discuss ideas, create a moodboard, manage approvals, feedback...
- Sessions
- 11
- Steps
- 37
- Last edited
- Apr 13, 2025
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- Nova
About this process
Understand what your clients want, evaluate the conditions of the space, discuss ideas with your team, create a moodboard, get your proposal approved, share documents with contractors, and lead the whole process in one space that is visual and collaborative.
The process in detail
11 sessions Β· 37 stepsProject details
9 steps- 1
π¬ Tell us about your project.
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ππΌ Do you have any documents that you can share with us?
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Who will be using the space?
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π Site & Context
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Do you have a preferred style or reference (e.g., modern, rustic, minimalist)?
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Whatβs the story behind how the company was founded?
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When would you like to start? What's your timeline?
- 8
Is there anything else youβd like to comment on, mention, or ask us?
- 9
Additional team notes
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1. π¬ Tell us about your project.
2. ππΌ Do you have any documents that you can share with us?
Floor plans, sketched, pictures, etc
3. Who will be using the space?
Are there any specific needs (e.g., accessibility, noise reduction, privacy)?
4. π Site & Context
5. Do you have a preferred style or reference (e.g., modern, rustic, minimalist)?
- Art Deco Art Deco interior design, which flourished in the 1920s and 1930s, is renowned for its bold geometric patterns, rich colors, and luxurious materials.
- Victorian Architecture Named after Queen Victoria's reign, this 19th-century style is eclectic, incorporating elements from various periods and featuring ornate detailing, asymmetry, and
- Neo-classical Developed in the mid-18th century as a reaction to Baroque excesses, it draws inspiration from classical antiquity, emphasizing simplicity and elegance.
- Modern Architecture Emerging in the early to mid-20th century, modern architecture emphasizes function, simplicity, and the use of new materials like steel and glass, rejecting ornamentation.
- Post-modern Postmodern interior design emerged in the late 20th century as a vibrant counter-movement to the minimalism of modernism, embracing eclecticism, bold colors, and playful forms.
- Rustic interiors & architecture Rustic interior design emphasizes a natural, aged, and organic aesthetic, creating spaces that are warm, cozy, and inviting. This style incorporates elements inspired
- Scandinavian design Originating from the Nordic countries of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, is renowned for its emphasis on simplicity, functionality, and natural beauty.
- Other styles.
6. Whatβs the story behind how the company was founded?
7. When would you like to start? What's your timeline?
8. Is there anything else youβd like to comment on, mention, or ask us?
Our team will review your request and all the information provided, and weβll contact you to schedule a meeting or request additional details.
9. Additional team notes
How do you perceive the client? What are the barriers do you see? What are the next step?
Proposal 001
4 steps- 1
Esta es la propuesta inicial.
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Here is all the documentation.
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What could be improve or removed?
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Based on the conversation and the documentation provided, letβs meet to discuss it further. Here is our calendar to schedule a meeting with us.
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1. Esta es la propuesta inicial.
[ Description ]
How do you feel about this initial proposal?
- Option 1
- Option 2
- Option 3
- Option 4
- Option 5
- Option 6
2. Here is all the documentation.
3. What could be improve or removed?
4. Based on the conversation and the documentation provided, letβs meet to discuss it further. Here is our calendar to schedule a meeting with us.
Location:
[ Add address ]
- Click here to schedule a meeting.
Additional notes
2 steps- 1
Meeting Notes.
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To-do list
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1. Meeting Notes.
2. To-do list
Feasibility Study & Site Analysis
12 steps- 1
β Zoning & Legal Constraints
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Are there any required permits or approvals from local authorities?
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π’ Project Scope & Use
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π° Financial Viability
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π Timeline
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π Site Dimensions & Topography
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βοΈ Climate & Orientation
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π£οΈ Access & Circulation
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π± Environmental Conditions
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π‘ Utilities & Infrastructure: Are electricity, water, sewage, and telecoms easily accessible?
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π‘ Utilities & Infrastructure: Will upgrades or connections be needed?
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Additional observations/comments.
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1. β Zoning & Legal Constraints
What are the zoning regulations for this site (e.g., permitted uses, setbacks, building height, density)? Select the ones that apply.
- Permitted uses are required
- Building height limitations
- Density zone
- Heritage restrictions apply
- Considered as a protected zone
- These don't apply π
2. Are there any required permits or approvals from local authorities?
If yes, please add those here.
3. π’ Project Scope & Use
- π Residential
- π¦ Commercial
- βͺ Institutional
- π Mixed-use
4. π° Financial Viability
5. π Timeline
Is the clientβs timeline realistic for approvals, design, and construction? Are there known delays or seasonal constraints in the region? Indicate if the timeline is feasible or not and leave a note for additional information.
- Yes
- No
6. π Site Dimensions & Topography
terrain flat, sloped, or irregular?π»ππ§±π
- Terrain flat
- π» Terrain sloped
- π Terrain irregular
- π There is an existing building/s
- π§± There is infrastructure on the site
7. βοΈ Climate & Orientation
8. π£οΈ Access & Circulation
9. π± Environmental Conditions
Select the ones that apply.
- Trees π³π³π³
- Water bodies π
- Other natural features to preserve or work around πͺ
- Flooding risks π§π§π§β
- Soil issues
- Contamination concerns π«
- Sustainability opportunities π«π
10. π‘ Utilities & Infrastructure: Are electricity, water, sewage, and telecoms easily accessible?
- Yes
- No
11. π‘ Utilities & Infrastructure: Will upgrades or connections be needed?
- Yes
- No
12. Additional observations/comments.
Mood board
Initial sketches - internal feedback
Floor plans & materials - Feedback
Planning Permission Checklist
1 step- 1
β Tareas
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1. β Tareas
Surprises & Unforeseen Risks
3 steps- 1
What are the possible surprises, unforeseen problems at the site, material shortages, or contractor errors?
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Discuss ways to mitigate these risks. Add your suggestions here.
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Tasks to mitigate some of these risks.
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1. What are the possible surprises, unforeseen problems at the site, material shortages, or contractor errors?
Mark with a π΄ red dot the ones that are very likely and highly risky, and the ones that are high risk as well with π‘ a yellow dot, so that you can later explore how to mitigate them?
2. Discuss ways to mitigate these risks. Add your suggestions here.
3. Tasks to mitigate some of these risks.
Construction documents (finals)
2 steps- 1
π Technical drawings
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πͺ Construction Documents
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1. π Technical drawings
π¨π©πVery detailed technical drawings are produced for contractors.
2. πͺ Construction Documents
πͺSpecifications for materials, dimensions, and finishes.
Moodboard: Details & Materials
4 steps- 1
Share your ideas, pictures, etc
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Choose the materials and colours for the office.
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Choose the floor.
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Add any additional comments or notes here.
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1. Share your ideas, pictures, etc
2. Choose the materials and colours for the office.
- Wood materials with some black frames and details and grey interiors. Dark blue pop up color.
- Grey colours with some blue.
- Wood or sand colors with mostly grey backgrounds and materials.
- Warm - earth colours
- Grey, Green and White
- Yellow and Terracota
- Earth and vibrant colours
3. Choose the floor.
- Hardwood floors are still a popular choice for many homeowners due to their classic look and durability.
- Tile floors are another popular option, especially for kitchens and bathrooms.
- Vinyl floors are a more affordable option than hardwood or tile.
- Carpet floors are a popular choice for bedrooms and other living areas.
- Concrete floors are becoming increasingly popular in modern homes.
- Cork floors are another eco-friendly option.
- Terrazo (fun, and bold)
- Large porcelain tile
- Mosaics