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Mapping Your Firm’s Strategy: Visual Business Frameworks for Architects and Designers

Architizer

That’s where I think utilizing visual frameworks is a great way to clarify the process of aligning vision, goals, operations and more. Visual business models can be a powerful tool for creative professionals, like architects, who often prefer to communicate through drawings and diagrams.

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21st Century Architect Guide: 7 Visualization Tools Architects Can’t Live Without

Architizer

From beginning to end, as each act of a project unfolds, and visions come to life, every architect must rely on an array of visualization tools to help them successfully navigate project stages. These tools enable us to visualize and rationalize our boldest ideas, bridging the gap between digital models and physical constructs.

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Muda Architects completes circular museum dedicated to traditional Chinese medicine

Deezen

Its circular form spans land and water and is designed by Muda Architects as a giant Taiji diagram, or yin-yang symbol, to represent the philosophy of holistic traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Muda Architects' use of white aluminium panels on the exterior is repeated on the interior and contrasted by warm-toned hardwood flooring.

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Share Your Work With the World | Upload Your Projects to Architizer

Architizer

Architects upload their work to Architizer for a variety of reasons: To showcase their projects to potential clients, share knowledge with peers, and create a shared portfolio that everyone in their team can access and share. The best part? Launching your own firm profile and uploading projects is completely free.

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100 Residences 100 Architects by AGi Architects

aasarchitecture

Image © AGi Architects The house spatial experience The access is done gradually so that the visitor is guided but the architectural infrastructure elements that frame different visual and spatial experiences.

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Ocean Drive Apartment | MW works

ArchiDiaries

MW Works designed the home interiors for a family of six. The design grew out of a desire to amplify the light and let the interior architecture be a canvas and a frame. To that end, a simple diagram was developed with a solid, shadowy service core surrounded by light elemental volumes.

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T33 Full-Time Center by Aedas

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From architecture and landscaping to interior design, T33 has been designed adhering to this philosophy, which is being flexible, open, and connecting to nature. With north and south entrances, the lobby boasts ultra-high glass curtain walls that allow natural light to illuminate the interior. Interior: Shenzhen Cheng Chung Design Co.,