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Design Phases
A systematic roadmap that guides designers from understanding a problem to delivering a functional and beautiful space
Design Phases Importance
They help designers work logically avoid costly mistakes communicate clearly and ensure safety comfort and functionality
Programming or Problem Definition Phase
The foundation of the project focused on understanding client needs wants and expectations
Client Brief
A document produced in the programming phase that summarizes client requirements and project goals
Concept Development Phase
The stage where ideas begin to form and the overall vision and design direction are established
Design Concept
The central idea that guides the style form and direction of the design
Schematic Design Phase
A phase that focuses on layout planning and organizing design data in a functional way
Preliminary Design
Early design solutions that explore basic layout and spatial organization
Design Development Phase
The stage where design decisions are refined and detailed
Construction Documentation Phase
The technical phase that produces buildable drawings and instructions
Working Drawings
Detailed drawings used for construction and fabrication
Specifications Sheets
Documents that outline materials finishes and technical requirements
Construction Phase
The stage where the design is built and installed on site
Post Occupancy Evaluation Phase
A phase after completion that evaluates whether the space functions as intended
Design Process
A structured method that helps designers move from an idea to a buildable functional furniture piece
Problem Definition
The foundation of the design process that identifies the user purpose constraints and budget
Research and Analysis
A stage that builds knowledge before designing through user market and technical research
User Research
Research focused on body dimensions behavior comfort and safety needs
Anthropometrics
The study of human body dimensions used to inform ergonomic design
Market and Style Research
Research on existing furniture types trends materials and cultural influences
Technical Research
Research on joinery hardware systems and standard sizes
Ideation
A creative thinking stage involving brainstorming mood boards and concept keywords
Design Development (Furniture)
The process of refining form ergonomics materials and construction logic
Refinement of Form
Improving design through proportion balance rhythm and visual weight
Ergonomic Considerations
Design considerations related to comfort reach posture and safety
Materials Selection
Choosing appropriate materials such as wood metals plastics glass and upholstery
Construction Logic
Ensuring feasible joinery structural stability and proper assembly methods
Prototyping and Testing
Creating models and mock ups to test comfort strength safety and usability
Prototype
A physical or digital model used to test and evaluate a design
Technical Documentation
Preparing detailed drawings and specifications for production
Production Planning
Designing within real world manufacturing limits such as cost fabrication and material efficiency
Final Evaluation
Assessing the finished design based on functionality comfort durability aesthetics and sustainabilit