As an AI language model, I don't have a personal process to develop a new architecture design, but I can provide some general steps that architects usually follow:
1. Scope and Gather Information: Define the purpose of the project, analyze the site, understand the client's needs and preferences, and research the regulatory requirements that apply to the project.
2. Conceptualization: Develop the initial design concept in accordance with the project's functional requirements and creating a basic drawing or sketch of the proposed design.
3. Design and Development: Refine the design concept into a detailed design, including the integration of structural, MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing), and other systems. Designers may also use 3D modeling software to visualize the structure.
4. Review and Approval: The design is reviewed and refined based on the client's feedback and input from other stakeholders, such as municipal authorities or building committees. The final design must comply with all regulations and the project's budget.
5. Construction Documents: Create detailed architectural designs and construction documents, which include construction details, technical specifications, and contract drawings.
6. Construction Administration: Monitor the building process to ensure compliance with the design and construction documents, answer contractor questions, and oversee any necessary changes due to unforeseen factors.
7. Post-Construction Management: Address final punch list items, ensure all work has been satisfactorily completed and closed out the project, and follow up with clients to determine their satisfaction with the completed design.
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