1. Flexibility and Adaptability: Ensure that the design delivers maximum flexibility to easily adapt to changing needs over time.
2. Sustainability: Create an environmentally sustainable design that is efficient in energy usage, water conservation, and waste reduction.
3. Accessibility: Ensure the design is accessible for people with different needs and abilities.
4. Technology Integration: Incorporate the latest technology to support changing communication, entertainment, and work needs.
5. Durability: Use durable and long-lasting materials, finishes, and products to reduce the need for frequent replacement.
6. Timelessness: Choose design elements that are timeless and will not look outdated or out of fashion.
7. Universal Design: Incorporate universal design principles to ensure that the space is accessible to a wide variety of users.
8. Safety and Security: Ensure the design includes safety and security features to protect the occupants and assets.
9. Space Planning: Provide ample space for movement, storage, and functionality to suit a range of uses and needs.
10. Budget: Consider future cost implications and maintenance requirements of the design during the planning stage.
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