1. Conceptual design
2. Schematic design
3. Detail design
Phase in which all the information is collected: needs, experiences, expectations and restrictions. This is the most complex step, in which most of the information is developed and important decisions are made. It is carried out through interviews and gathered information. The final result is an architectonic program that describes the specific needs of the design.
Phase in which we show plans with general areas of the distribution, it allows to review process flows, personal flows, garbage flow and the like.
Phase in which information is developed in order to have pre-engineering plans, as well as to establish the finishing in each area. Hydraulic plans, electric plans, and other ones.
1. Conceptual design.
Phase in which all the information is collected: needs, experiences, expectations and restrictions. This is the most complex step, in which most of the information is developed and important decisions are made. It is carried out through interviews and gathered information. The final result is an architectonic program that describes the specific needs of the design.
2. Schematic design .
Phase in which we show plans with general areas of the distribution, it allows to review process flows, personal flows, garbage flow and the like.
Phase in which information is developed in order to have pre-engineering plans, as well as to establish the finishing in each area. Hydraulic plans, electric plans, and other ones.