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Architecture + Interior Design

What is Interactive Design?

Spatial ¡°experience¡± could be interactive and multi-sensational!

Interactive Design is an extension to our spatial design services. It is not merely the superficial renovation of a space, but a specialized design strategy that focuses on human experience within the space. Using appropriate interactive means to improve story telling, and enrich visitor emotions, therefrom creating a multi-sensational spatial experience.

What kind of projects may require Interactive Design?

A well designed interactive space could enhance emotional connection and involvement!

Marketing, exhibition, promotional, and experience-based projects could see more value with Interactive Design.

These projects may include: sales center, show flat, exhibition space, gallery, museum, display space, retail space¡­ etc.

What makes a good Interactive Design?

Project concepts and stories are the key components that should be expressed through interactive means!

We believe that the key ingredients to a successful interactive design are the concepts, stories, and logics behind each project.

Interactive methods should serve as the paint brush and canvas that help to tell the story. Over-use of interactive means without the appropriate concepts and reasons may just become a waste of capital and could generate adverse effects.

  • Identify
    Requirements
    Precisely identify client requirements is critical to a successful project. Appropriate communication and correct understanding may sometimes be more important than design.
  • Identify
    Requirements
    Precisely identify client requirements is critical to a successful project. Appropriate communication and correct understanding may sometimes be more important than design.
  • On-site Inspection Examine site conditions and dimensions. Verify and locate building system settings and locations.
  • Concept Design Transform project requirements into design concepts. Using sketches, diagrams, analysis, and example images to convey ideas.
  • Schematic Design Transform concepts into detailed schematics. Using plans, elevations, diagrams, materials, and renderings to convey design intentions.
  • Development
    Design
    Transform design ideas into preliminary drawings. DD stage include plans, elevations, sections, schedules, and material samples.
  • Construction
    Drawings
    Transform design into drawing documentations for construction. CD stage include plans, elevations, sections, detail drawings, schedules, system drawings, specifications, and material samples.
  • Construction
    Kick-off
    Once approved by client, an on-site meeting is required to go through drawings and any questions with the contractor.
  • Site Inspections Carry out regular site inspections to identify defects and assist in solving on-site problems. Provide client with inspection reports.
  • Milestone
    Acceptance
    Carry out acceptance inspections with client. Identify defects and produce acceptance reports.
  • Usage Training Carry out usage and maintenance training for the end-user. Provide retail, operation, and/or maintenance guidelines if necessary.