M² Method / Our approach to design
We design every
square metre.
A project is more than its form. It brings together hundreds of decisions that determine how each space is lived in, functions and is built.
Architecture, furniture, lighting, electrical points, climate control and materials, considered from the earliest stages.
Villa AmarE / A real portfolio example
One bedroom.
Many decisions.
Explore the views to see how the design decisions connect.
01 / Living
Room to move.
The bed, wardrobe doors and desk chair share the same space. The layout allows us to study how they work together.
- Bed and furniture positions
- Door swings and circulation
- The relationship between desk and wardrobe
02 / Electrical
An outlet where it is needed.
Electrical outlet positions are considered alongside the furniture and use of the room. Architectural provisions are coordinated with the relevant specialist.
- Bed and bedside tables
- Desk and planned equipment
- Coordination of position and use
03 / Lighting
The ceiling is part of the design.
Ceiling, lighting and fan all contribute to the bedroom. This view allows us to study their relationship with the bed and other elements.
- Ceiling composition
- Lighting positions
- Relationship to fan and furniture
04 / Climate
Make room for the equipment.
Air conditioning provisions and other mechanical points are incorporated into the spatial design. Specialist engineers develop and validate the technical systems.
- Planned A/C position
- Relationship to walls and furniture
- Coordination with the specialist
05 / Furniture
One piece, many connections.
The wardrobe and desk are designed together with the room. These views help review doors, storage and the position of outlets in relation to the furniture.
- Wardrobe storage layout
- Doors and usable space
- Desk, shelves and outlets
06 / Result
Decisions become a space.
The render brings together the bedroom’s design intent: bed, wardrobe, desk, light and materials. The visualisation supports discussion of the result before construction.
- A shared view of the space
- Materials and atmosphere
- Greater clarity for decisions
Views from the Villa AmarE architectural project. Each view shows part of the decisions coordinated through architecture.
Before construction
Less improvisation.
Greater clarity.
BIM/Revit helps us develop and coordinate information. What matters is understanding how each space works and making decisions at the right time.
- 01More decisions made before construction.
- 02A clearer understanding of how the space will be used.
- 03Better coordination between architecture and technical elements.
- 04Lower risk of clashes and avoidable changes.
A coordinated effort
Architecture and engineering,
with clear responsibilities.
Through architecture, we define spatial and functional intent. Specialist engineers develop, calculate, size and validate their respective systems. We bring the necessary information into the model to coordinate these decisions and preserve the architectural intent.
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