1.03 The Design Process

Directions: It's simple! Just choose the answer choice that best matches the word.

• Got it!

• I'm confused.

What is Pre-Design?

• The phase of analysis that occurs after some form of funding is available and before design begins.

• The art of enhancing the interior of a building, to achieve a more aesthetically pleasing environment for the people using the space.

• The central theme that all the design elements are focused upon.

Which is NOT a Pre-Design concept?

• Identifying client problems

• Determining if designer and client are good fit

• Asking personal questions to know more about the clients lifestyle.

• Schedules are budgets

What is Phase 1 of Pre-Design?

• Site Analysis

• Value Engineering

• Cost and Construction

• Programming

In the Programming Phase, should the designer summarize and present information to the client?

• No

• Yes

• Only if the client asks.

In the Programming stage, the clients future needs are unrelated to the designer.

• True

• False

Is it necessary for a designer to know the clients family type?

• It's unnecessary

• It depends

• It's necessary

What is a bubble diagram?

• A sketch of the exterior of a clients home.

• 3D models of a house layout.

• Freehand sketches used to determine locations and relationships.

• A in-detail drawing of a clients home (with windows, doors, furniture).

When you're about to give a summary to your client, what should you NOT include.

• Total costs

• Design concepts

• Mood Boards

• Discussing possible proposals.