ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PROCESS 

 Challenge and Selection : 

 Being an Architect , designing for the client and meeting their requirements is the major challenge 

 in our professional . This involves the use of not one but two tools , i.e. visualization and mind 

 maps . These tools have found continues application as they not only help in building a bubble of 

 thoughts but also keeping a check as I have the deliverables constantly in front of me . The visual 

 thinking helps me to reiterate and link with the client ’s requirements along with pouring my 

 thoughts conveniently onto the paper and making it easier for the client comprehend the design . 

 Application : 

 Firstly , I use the mind map tool to create multiple bubbles that are categorized as ( not limited 

 to ): 

 1 . Essential requirements ( mandatory ) 

 2 . Scope 

 3 . Limitations 

 4 . Desirables ( not mandatory but preferred ) 

 5 . Mood images ( set of reference ) 

 6 . Deadlines for submissions 

 This mind map always remains at the working station as this provides a boundary to the infinite 

 possibilities that hamper the timelines . After the initial mind map the next step is the visual 

 thinking tool where I start with a rough sketch on the plot , which is refined further with 

 overlapping of layers of design process till the final product is achieved . The design process is 

 divided into multiple stages starting with the conceptual stage . At this point the sketches are very 

 vague and disorganized . Continuous pondering and drawing result in better defined outcomes . 

 The preliminary sketches then results in the development of final form with respect to plans , 

 elevations and sections . The discussions make it a reiterative stage where the design keeps on 

 evolving to satisfy the need of the client and the creative inputs from my side . Concluded with 

 the selection of material palette , this marks the end of the visual thinking stage . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PROCESS 

 Challenge and Selection : 

 Being an Architect , designing for the client and meeting their requirements is the major challenge 

 in our professional . This involves the use of not one but two tools , i.e. visualization and mind 

 maps . These tools have found continues application as they not only help in building a bubble of 

 thoughts but also keeping a check as I have the deliverables constantly in front of me . The visual 

 thinking helps me to reiterate and link with the client ’s requirements along with pouring my 

 thoughts conveniently onto the paper and making it easier for the client comprehend the design . 

 Application : 

 Firstly , I use the mind map tool to create multiple bubbles that are categorized as ( not limited 

 to ): 

 1 . Essential requirements ( mandatory ) 

 2 . Scope 

 3 . Limitations 

 4 . Desirables ( not mandatory but preferred ) 

 5 . Mood images ( set of reference ) 

 6 . Deadlines for submissions 

 This mind map always remains at the working station as this provides a boundary to the infinite 

 possibilities that hamper the timelines . After the initial mind map the next step is the visual 

 thinking tool where I start with a rough sketch on the plot , which is refined further with 

 overlapping of layers of design process till the final product is achieved . The design process is 

 divided into multiple stages starting with the conceptual stage . At this point the sketches are very 

 vague and disorganized . Continuous pondering and drawing result in better defined outcomes . 

 The preliminary sketches then results in the development of final form with respect to plans , 

 elevations and sections . The discussions make it a reiterative stage where the design keeps on 

 evolving to satisfy the need of the client and the creative inputs from my side . Concluded with 

 the selection of material palette , this marks the end of the visual thinking stage .
### Output: 