The Design Process
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Step One - Exploration and Discussion
Our process begins with an introductory consultation, where we aim to understand your unique preferences and design goals, translating your vision into reality. During this time, we will discuss your aspirations and outline the collaborative journey you can expect with Shelby Brock Designs. After this initial consultation, you will receive a comprehensive proposal detailing the project scope.
Once you decide to proceed, we will use the insights gathered to meticulously craft a personalized design plan tailored to your specific needs. For renovation and addition projects, precise measurements will be taken to prepare a demolition plan, marking the start of the design process. For new construction projects, floor plans will be promptly initiated to commence the design phase without delay.
Step Two - Design Development
The process of design development involves the systematic creation and refinement of a project. This encompasses everything from conceptualization to the detailed planning and execution of the design. It is a dynamic and iterative process where ideas are developed, refined, and translated into tangible outcomes. Our objective is to fashion spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and functionally efficient, providing enduring enjoyment. By engaging in close collaboration with our clients, we guarantee that each space is tailor-made to suit their individual and distinctive requirements. This collaborative approach is paramount to us, ensuring that the final design resonates seamlessly with your vision.
Step Three - Construction Documents, Material Selections and Project Implementation
During this phase, detailed construction documents are developed to communicate the design intent and provide the information necessary to bring the project to life. Plans, drawings, and specifications establish the technical requirements of the design and provide guidance for the construction team.
Material and finish selections are also refined during this stage, with careful consideration given to aesthetics, durability, functionality, performance, and budget. For residential projects, Healthy Homes principles may also inform decisions related to materials, finishes, lighting, comfort, and other elements of the built environment. The goal is to create a cohesive design that is not only beautiful and functional, but also thoughtfully considers the health and well being of the people who call it home.