ARCHI MINDcertifiedQualiopi certificationThe quality certification was awarded for the following categories of action:
TRAINING ACTIONS

The “Being supported” path

Understand a place, build a fitting response

Archi Mind supports the analysis and design of spaces based on their context, uses and stated needs, without promising a result before the project has been studied.

Mathilde Morel presenting a colour palette for a project

Starting with context

The form follows the need

Every request starts with understanding the place, its use, the people involved and the question being asked. The type of support then depends on the need actually identified.

Archi Mind services do not replace regulated or technical professions. The scope, responsibilities, timelines, terms and deliverables must be clarified before any commitment.

Choice guide

Start from the question to solve

These pointers help identify a first level of answer. The final scope always depends on the context.

Four distinct families

Choose the scope suited to the project

No price, timeline or deliverable is assumed: each card only presents the positioning established by the sources available.

Observation and understanding

Analysis

Understand what deserves a closer look in an existing space.

Who it’s for
Individuals, companies and professionals with a home or workspace to study.
Approach
Gathering the need, reviewing available documents, discussion and proposed correction directions based on the agreed scope.

Topics covered

  • Uses and organisation
  • Flow and layout
  • Light, colours and materials
  • Perception and atmosphere

Targeted intervention

Tailored

Get a targeted answer on a defined element of the project.

Who it’s for
People who have identified a limited need for representation or choices for their space.
Approach
Selection of one or more design deliverables after clarifying the question and the elements required.

Topics covered

  • Mood board
  • Layout plan
  • Furniture or colour boards
  • Shopping list or 3D representation

Overall design

Design

Structure an overall response for a construction, renovation or design project.

Who it’s for
Individuals, companies and institutions carrying a broader space project.
Approach
Coordinated development of design deliverables, whose exact content and limits are defined before commitment.

Topics covered

  • Layout and design
  • Atmosphere, colours and materials
  • Furniture and references
  • Plans and visual representations

Group session to be defined

Conferences

Review a request for a talk for an organisation or an event.

Who it’s for
Companies, local authorities and schools, medical, social or specialised institutions.
Approach
The topic, audience, context and terms must be clarified before any proposal.

Themes and terms are only defined after the request has been studied.

Who it’s for

From living spaces to professional contexts

Support remains subject to the fit between the need, the skills involved and any other professionals required.

  • Individuals and living spaces
  • Companies and workspaces
  • Home and design professionals
  • Local authorities
  • Schools, medical, social or specialised institutions

How a request unfolds

Understand before proposing

The process currently available is an initial contact, not a booking or an order.

  1. Describe the contextSpecify the place, the audience, the question and the service envisaged.
  2. Gather useful informationPlans and the questionnaire are documented for the Analysis; other documents depend on the project.
  3. How far it goesTerms, responsibilities, timelines and deliverables must be clarified before commitment.
  4. Receive a fitting proposalNo service, availability or commercial condition is confirmed by submitting the form alone.

Possible areas of observation

Studying a space without assuming automatic effects

Depending on the request, several documented dimensions can be examined as components of the place.

  • Uses
  • Flow
  • Spatial organisation
  • Perception
  • Light
  • Colours
  • Materials
  • Atmosphere
  • Comfort
  • Ownership of the space
  • Sensory needs
  • Identity of the place

The professional frame

Explicit limits for every service

Archi Mind services are not medical advice, psychotherapy or a clinical diagnosis. They guarantee no effect on health, behaviour, performance or profitability.

They do not replace regulatory obligations, nor the involvement of an architect, a design office, an ergonomist, an acoustician or any other professional whenever their expertise or responsibility is required.

Frequently asked questions

Before describing your project

The answers distinguish established historical facts from those that still need to be defined case by case.

Which service should I choose?

Analysis helps understand an existing space; Tailored answers a targeted element; Design structures an overall response; Conferences relate to a group-session request. A conversation helps confirm the right scope.

Can support be provided remotely?

Historical sources confirm services carried out remotely and video-call discussions. Feasibility and terms must still be verified based on the request and the documents available.

Do you work with individuals and professionals?

Historical services are aimed at individuals, companies and professionals. Conferences also concern local authorities and certain institutions. Suitability depends on the project and the field of intervention required.

Does an analysis require an on-site visit?

The previous offer provided for a remote study based on plans, a questionnaire and a discussion. The need for a visit is not confirmed as a general rule and must be clarified before commitment.

What documents should be provided?

Plans and questionnaire answers are documented for the Analysis. The documents needed for other services depend on the request; their list is confirmed during scoping.

Do we receive a report?

Sources mention correction proposals for the Analysis and various deliverables for design services. The exact form of the report and the deliverables must be stated in the proposal before commitment.

Does Archi Mind carry out the works?

Available sources do not confirm a general project-management or site-supervision mission. The scope must be defined and regulated or technical professionals brought in whenever their involvement is required.

Can you collaborate with an architect or a decorator?

Historical documentation envisages Archi Mind’s involvement as a complementary perspective on certain projects. The responsibilities and limits of each party must be established before the mission.

Are the services medical or therapeutic?

No. They are not medical advice, psychotherapy or a clinical diagnosis, and they do not guarantee any effect on health.

How do I find out the price and timeline?

The price, timeline, terms and deliverables depend on the need and the scope agreed. They must be set out in a proposal before any commitment.

Can a conference be organised?

A request can be submitted stating the organisation, audience, context and intended topic. No format, theme or schedule is confirmed before this discussion.

How do I report an accessibility need?

Only describe the access or communication conditions relevant to the request, without sending sensitive medical data through the general form. Archi Mind will discuss possible arrangements with you.

Your next step

Present the context before defining the mission

Indicate the type of place, the audience concerned and your need. This submission is only a request for information.

Archi Mind Letter

Useful pointers to better understand spaces

Receive resources on neuro-architecture, the psychology of the home, colours and uses.