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The Design Process Thursday, 10 March 2011

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Page 1: The Design Process

The Design Process

Thursday, 10 March 2011

Page 2: The Design Process

The design process is:

•Creative problem solving

•It describes the sequence of events which lead to the solution of a given design problem

•The process is similar to all design professions

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The journey is:Accept the situation

Analyse the problem and get all the facts

Define the goals

Generate options

Select from the options

Implement

Evaluate

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Equestrian Property’s designers journey:Accept the project

Research and analysis

Design Concept

Construction drawings (if necessary by others)

Construction

Post- construction evaluation

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What you’ll need:•Base plan

•Site inventory and analysis plan(covered in future blogs)

•Concept drawings(sketch design plans)

•Design development drawings

•Construction plans(by others if necessary)

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How do I get a base plan?:

•See if you have a survey plan with the documentation that came with the purchase of your property.

•Make your own with help from

•local government website

•Google Earth

•Measure it up yourself

•Surveyor

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What do I record on a base plan?:

•All boundaries and buildings

•All windows and doors/views out/access

•Driveways/paving to remain

•All fences to remain

•All plants and trees to remain

Remember to make a copy of your base plan so you always have a blank copy.

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What do I record on site inventory-analysis plan?:

•All boundaries and buildings

•All windows and doors/views out/access

•Driveways/paving/fencing/infrastructure to remain /to remove(don’t forget access to water-taps)

•All vegetation to remain/to remove

•Any microclimate issues! !

•Circulation

•Soil type

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What do I record on site inventory -analysis plan?:

•Topography

•Drainage

•Problems/potential

•Location of neighbouring properties

•Views in/out

•Access pedestrian/vehicular/float/truck

•North point

•Climate

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What do I record on a concept/sketch plan:

•Your Title

•Existing features to be retained or removed

•General design ideas

•Sketches, ideas from magazines and books, before and after sketches,

•North point

•Scale

•Legend

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