PROJECT SUMMARY

Improve your capacity to recognize the client as a distinctive individual by learning to grasp the client's actual wants and aspirations for a home as a residence. Consider the needs and preferences of the client and his or her family as you develop a design concept based on observations of the consumer and the project's surroundings. Using anthropometric principles and ergonomic design principles, we may create learning environments that are suited for households, emphasizing each family member's relationship and well-being while still adhering to their basic needs.

Up your aesthetic composition integration game by further strengthening the skills required for client and contextual analysis prior to design. This will improve your capacity to integrate client requests and preferences with environmental and contextual needs into a final created form. A family functions as a unit in a functionally planned house when the space requirements for different family groups are recognized and balanced. Develop a workable overall design using your newly acquired knowledge of social interactions, climatic factors, and construction technology.