By the time design begins, we should understand far more than what rooms are needed or how large the building might be. We should understand the place, the people, the objectives, the investment, the constraints, the priorities — and what the project is ultimately intended to become.
Only then should design begin.
Architecture considers relationships among:
The objective isn't a collection of features. It's a coherent architectural response to the conditions that have been defined.
Architecture doesn't have to end at the drawings.
For clients seeking continuity into execution, architectural services can transition directly into HBTg's integrated Design-Build delivery.