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Service · Design intent

Structuring a space project as a whole

An overall look at uses, layout and atmosphere, whose deliverables and limits are defined before commitment.

Definition

An overall intention before technical approvals

Archi Mind Design concerns a construction, renovation or transformation project whose several dimensions need to be connected.

It can connect organisation, circulation, atmosphere, colours, materials, furniture and visual representations. It is neither an architect’s mission, nor project management, nor a technical or regulatory file.

What we look at

Developing a coherent direction

What is actually included depends on the validated proposal.

Organisation of uses

Connect planned activities, expressed priorities and the overall organisation of the spaces.

Layout and circulation

Build a design intention and question the relationships between zones, without producing technical drawings.

Atmosphere, colours and materials

Define a direction coherent with the context, uses and preferences gathered.

Furniture and representation

Consider selections, boards or views that help understand the intention, depending on the agreed scope.

Possible deliverables

Intent documents, with no execution value

Historical sources document layout or design plans, mood, furniture or colour boards, reference lists and 3D representations.

Their presence, precision and number are never automatic. Any plan published by Archi Mind should be understood as an intent deliverable to be validated and technically translated by qualified professionals.

How it works

Scoping before designing

The number of exchanges, the timeline and the deliverables are only contractual when they appear in the proposal.

  1. 01

    Present the project

    Describe the place, its condition, the intended uses, known constraints and professionals already involved.

  2. 02

    Check the scope of intervention

    Distinguish design intent from technical or regulatory studies and missions reserved for other professionals.

  3. 03

    Define the proposal

    Clarify scope, deliverables, exchanges, responsibilities, timeline and conditions before commitment.

  4. 04

    Develop the intention

    Work on the organisation, atmosphere and chosen deliverables based on the information available.

  5. 05

    Deliver and coordinate

    Present the agreed elements and identify the professional approvals or handoffs needed to implement them.

Preparing the request

What to tell us

The general form does not accept any file uploads. A suitable channel is defined if documents are needed.

  • Nature of the project and condition of the place
  • Uses and people concerned
  • Available plans, dimensions and photos
  • Known constraints and an indicative budget, if it can be shared
  • Preferences, references and elements to keep
  • Professionals and studies already under way
  • Indicative timeline, without a commitment on delay

What this is not

What is not automatically included

  • Architect’s title or mission
  • Project management or site supervision
  • Coordination or guaranteed selection of tradespeople
  • Technical drawings and execution drawings
  • Building permit or prior declaration
  • Regulatory structural, thermal or acoustic study
  • Compliance checks or technical guarantee
  • Costing and guaranteed compliance with a budget or timeline
  • Purchasing, ordering or guaranteed product availability
  • Medical, psychological or behavioural outcome

Guidance

Choosing the right level

Design

For an overall intention of transformation or creation.

Frequently asked questions

Before requesting a Design service

What is the difference with Analysis?

Analysis observes an existing place and formulates recommendations based on its context. Design develops an overall intention for transformation or creation, within a defined scope.

What is the difference with Tailored?

Tailored answers a targeted question or deliverable. Design connects several dimensions of the project within an overall approach.

What deliverables can be considered?

The sources document layout or design plans, mood boards, furniture and colour boards, shopping lists and 3D representations. Their presence, precision and number depend exclusively on the validated proposal.

Do the plans allow the works to be carried out?

No. Design deliverables present an intention. They do not replace technical or execution drawings, nor the studies and approvals of qualified professionals.

Does Archi Mind provide project management?

No general project-management, direction or site-supervision mission is confirmed. It is therefore not included.

Can you work with an architect or a design office?

Collaboration can be considered if roles and responsibilities are defined. Regulatory and technical approvals remain the responsibility of the professionals concerned.

Does the service include purchasing?

Purchasing, ordering, delivery and availability of products are not automatically included. Any reference list remains a documentary deliverable.

How do I find out the price and timeline?

No standard price or timeline is published. They depend on the actual scope, deliverables and terms stated in the proposal before commitment.

Is an on-site intervention guaranteed?

No. The area, travel, costs and on-site terms are not sufficiently documented and must be confirmed case by case.

Does the support guarantee a well-being outcome?

No. It is not a medical or therapeutic process and guarantees no effect on health, behaviour or well-being.

Request for information

Describe the project before defining the mission

Your message is neither an order, nor a reservation, nor the acceptance of a mission.

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