How we work

Our work is based on a clear and shared process that allows ideas to evolve into built architecture with continuity and care.
Rather than a rigid sequence, our workflow is conceived as a structured yet flexible path, able to adapt to different contexts, scales and clients.

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1. Design concept

The first phase is dedicated to understanding the project as a whole.

We begin with a site visit and a careful analysis of the physical, regulatory and environmental conditions. At the same time, we work closely with the client to clarify needs, expectations, constraints and opportunities.

This phase leads to the development of the architectural concept: a spatial strategy that defines the identity of the project and its relationship with its surroundings.
The outcome is a set of conceptual drawings and visual materials that establish the direction of the design.

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2. Design development and approvals

Once the concept is shared, the project is developed in depth.

Spatial layouts, dimensions, materials and construction logic are refined, while technical constraints and budget considerations are progressively integrated into the design.
During this phase, we support the approval process, coordinating with external consultants and public authorities when required.

The result is a coherent and well-defined project, ready to move forward with confidence.

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3. Construction documents and coordination

The final phase translates the design into precise construction documents.

We produce detailed drawings, technical information and specifications necessary for construction, ensuring consistency between architectural intent and execution.
When involved in the construction phase, we provide design coordination and site support, maintaining continuity between the original concept and the built result.

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A collaborative process

Throughout all phases, the process remains open and collaborative.
Clients, consultants, contractors and authorities are part of a shared framework, where decisions are made consciously and responsibilities are clearly defined.

This approach allows us to manage complexity while preserving clarity and architectural quality.