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In the preliminary design phase, the architect gathers all relevant information for the project.

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This includes the client’s spesific wishes, the thorough review of site conditions, as well as legal and technical requirements.

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The goal is to gain a clear picture of what is possible and what needs to be considered in further planning.

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In the design development phase, the architect transforms initial design ideas into concrete plans.

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This includes project coordination, requirements review, and design adaptation to legal and technical specifications.

The goal is a clear and well-thought-out design that can be used for cost calculation and approval procedures.

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In the permit planning phase, the architect prepares all necessary documents for the building application.

This includes construction drawings, forms, and certifications, which are coordinated with the responsible authorities.

The goal is the timely submission of a complete application to obtain the building permit for the project.

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In the construction planning phase, the architect prepares detailed plans for all areas of the building.

This includes floor plans, sections, and elevations, as well as coordination with structural and technical planning.

The goal is the creation of clear, precise plans that guide proper execution and serve as a working basis.