5 Phases of Architectural Design Explained by Architect Jorge Fontan
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2024
- The Five Stages of Architecture
This video is explaining the 5 Phases of Architectural Design and the architecture design process from start to finish. The design phases are: Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Bidding, Construction Administration and Pre-Design . By New York Architect Jorge Fontan owner of Fontan Architecture.
The abbreviations for the 5 Stages of Architecture are: Schematic Design - SD, Design Development - DD, Construction Documents - CD, Bidding -BD, Construction Administration - CA
Blog post by architect Jorge Fontan on the 5 Phases of Design Process
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This explanation was better than 1 semester at school.
Excellent job to me. You were more thorough and directly to the point than any other architect I’ve seen on CZcams. Thanks. I’m a fan for life bro 😎
I am international architecture student in USA and this video very helped me understand the difference of project phases comparing to those of my country. Thank you, Jorge!
Excellent presentation of design process phases. Thank you sir!
Thank you! This is very helpful to someone starting entry level in this field.
I am currently on my first year college of Architecture and they made us research on this one! Thankyou for this video, I've understand all the phases of architectural design! Well explained sir!
Mr Jorge, Thanks again. Now, I am studying for my AREs, and this is so helpful!
Thank you Sir, learned a lot from this presentation.
I'm learning this in one of my units now and you've helped me understand them so well! Thank you :)
My pleasure, Thank You for watching!
Thanks for this video!
Perfect explanation. Thank you!
Well explained, thanks!
Very helpful, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing architect Jorge !
Thanks for watching!
Great Job... Representing the field of Architecture on youtube... Keep it up.
Thanks Raziel
Hey Jorge great video. We split a little differen way in Europe ( even inside Europe have different divisions) and nice to understand the way you do there in NY. Thnx
Thank you sir for starting me on my Architect journey.💯
My pleasure and good luck !
Excellent)) Thx a lot)
Thank you. I am Russia architect and now I worting in UK, very interesting to listen about what phases are in US.
This was great. It'll be a big in helping my team understand the phases of a project and where our products fit in and can help.
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful.
Cute Lecture
Thank you can you do more videos like this and keep me posted I in joye was watching
Thank you so much that's so helpful.. I wish we can work together someday
thank you for thoroughly explanation
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Hey, appreciate the informative video! Learned a lot from it as an architecture first year student.
Btw, do you mind explaining a bit more about the difference between massing and exterior elevations? As you said massing is more of the building envelope does it mean when presenting the massing we do not need to show the placement of windows and doors etc? Thank you!
Thank you so much for your video. I'm working for a rendering company. It's very helpful for me to understand how the architects, my clients, work and at which phase we are needed.
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Thanks for watching. I am glad it was helpful.
Very informative clip. At what phase do you give the client BOQ from QS?
Good material. For a better presentation stick with one dark color. The entire right side of the board is washed out and almost impossible to read. Draw boxes around each category to show separation if desired.
Practice suppressing the use of "ok" as you conclude each thought.
NYC is the hardest place to get anything done.
As a trade contractor I never new how much an architect is responsible for until I had to use one for my own project. I wish presentations like this were available 20 yrs ago.
Keep up the good work.
Thank u!
You're welcome!
This was a great post. You did a great job with explaining the progress. Thank you.
Thank You
Hi sir, I'm thinking of doing an addition to my 2 family property in queens ny. Can you please tell me during what phase of the construction project does the building department visit your construction site?
Good presentation and applicable to the traditional CAD workflow but within BIM/ IPD the construction documentation cannot be 40% because the process is integrated. Refer to the McCleamy’s curve.
thanks for the presentation, it was very interesting and informative, keep it up cheers from Dubai
Thank You
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Bro... where have you been my whole life? I work in small firms and have had to increasingly take on bigger roles with elderly architects (that were more business dev. orientated) from a different generation, and sometimes I get a gutt feeling that I need more nuanced understandings of things like this. I can tell in project management that I am missing holes in my project workflow. Although much of this is upfront and already understood. Could you do a more nuanced approach of each phase?
Hello, as-built drawing is in what phase ?
At the end of the project: drawings of what is actually built. This may vary from the Contract documents due to unforeseen site conditions - big buried rocks, or other factors may include a sudden shortage of materials etc. Buildability and capacity of the builder can also inform a different outcome to the Contract drawings that should be included as a net result in the As-built set of drawings
sooo cute
Can you build a building with just the schematic design?
Maybe a small house? Im not sure but most of the entry level arxhitects to this in my country
Hi sir