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−	Design methodology refers to the development of systematic processes or methods applied in the design activities of a particular field of study or practice like architecture, urban design or industrial design. It incorporates theories, principles, guidelines and steps necessary ~~to be followed~~ to achieve desired design goals.	+	Design methodology refers to the development of systematic processes or methods applied in the design activities of a particular field of study or practice like architecture, urban design or industrial design. It incorporates theories, principles, guidelines and steps necessary to achieve desired design goals.

−	Design methods ~~refer to~~ established and commonly used actions, tools, strategies and approaches in the design processes, ~~including~~ performing various organised tasks that a designer ~~must~~ execute to reach the final stage of design activity.	+	Design methods are established and commonly used actions, tools, strategies and approaches in the design processes, performing various organised tasks that a designer might execute to reach the final stage of design activity.

−	The act of designing in architecture is a complex process. Many designers fail to express the real actions that made them create such designs. They allege feelings and intuitions as factors that led to such creations, but ~~they are incapable of explaining~~ why they reached such conclusions.	+	The act of designing in architecture is a complex process. Many designers fail to express the real actions that made them create such designs. They allege feelings and intuitions as factors that led to such creations, but often struggle to explain why they reached such conclusions, or post rationalise the process to make it seem logical.

	= Design approach =		= Design approach =

−	The architect's approach to design is greatly influenced by the nature and the level of the client involvement in the project. Often, clients dictate how the final design should be, which elements to include ~~and what elements should~~ not ~~be included~~ in a design either for ~~profit-based~~ reasons or for other goals and intentions. This limits the architect's freedom to input ~~his design feelings~~ into the form and appearance of the final composition.	+	The architect's approach to design is greatly influenced by the nature and the level of the client involvement in the project. Often, clients dictate how the final design should appear, which elements to include, or not, in a design either for financial reasons or for other goals and intentions. This limits the architect's freedom to input their ideas into the form and appearance of the final composition.

−	Therefore, there is a ~~continual~~ clash between the client and the architect on which elements are the best fit and which are not. Eventually, all these interplays have an impact on the solutions for the problem and the quality of the final product.	+	Therefore, there cane be a clash between the client and the architect on which elements are the best fit and which are not. Eventually, all these interplays have an impact on the solutions for the problem and the quality of the final product.

	= Design tools =		= Design tools =

−	~~Tools for architectural design include techniques and basic skills persistent in the practice.~~ The purpose of design tools is to provide a ~~significant~~ set of instructions for designers to follow when performing their design tasks.	+	The purpose of design tools are to provide a set of instructions, templates, or models for designers to follow when performing their design tasks.

	Tools may provide a primary understanding which can increase and refine design analytical and theoretical skills. Design tools can also be used to describe the conceptual structure of the proposed design alternatives, since design results are often products of the tools used.		Tools may provide a primary understanding which can increase and refine design analytical and theoretical skills. Design tools can also be used to describe the conceptual structure of the proposed design alternatives, since design results are often products of the tools used.
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	The parts of the framework used to arrive at design solutions can also be taken as design tools. It may require an understanding of the design hierarchies established, philosophies and theories set to judge outcomes, thinking styles and evaluation strategies.		The parts of the framework used to arrive at design solutions can also be taken as design tools. It may require an understanding of the design hierarchies established, philosophies and theories set to judge outcomes, thinking styles and evaluation strategies.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	* Building design process.		* Building design process.
	* Concept architectural design.		* Concept architectural design.
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	* Design coordination.		* Design coordination.
	* Design methodology for building projects.		* Design methodology for building projects.

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		+	* Building design process.
		+	* Concept architectural design.
		+	* Design coordination.
		+	* Design methodology for building projects.

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−	~~INTRODUCTION~~	+	= Introduction =

−	Design methodology refers to the development of systematic processes or methods applied in the design activities of a particular field of study or practice like architecture, urban design, industrial design. It ~~comprises of~~ theories, principles, guidelines, and steps necessary to be followed to achieve desired design goals.	+	Design methodology refers to the development of systematic processes or methods applied in the design activities of a particular field of study or practice like architecture, urban design or industrial design. It incorporates theories, principles, guidelines and steps necessary to be followed to achieve desired design goals.

−	Design ~~Methods Refers~~ to established and commonly used actions, tools, strategies, and approaches in the design processes, including performing various ~~organized~~ tasks that a designer must execute to reach the final stage of design activity.	+	Design methods refer to established and commonly used actions, tools, strategies and approaches in the design processes, including performing various organised tasks that a designer must execute to reach the final stage of design activity.

−	The act of designing in architecture is a complex process. Many designers fail to express the real actions that made them ~~reach~~ such designs~~. They fail to describe their actions~~. They allege feelings and intuitions as factors that led to such creations~~. All in all~~, ~~architects are able to create yet~~ they are incapable of explaining why they reached such conclusions.	+	The act of designing in architecture is a complex process. Many designers fail to express the real actions that made them create such designs. They allege feelings and intuitions as factors that led to such creations, but they are incapable of explaining why they reached such conclusions.

−	~~DESIGN APPROACH~~	+	= Design approach =

−	The architect approach to ~~the~~ design is greatly influenced by the nature and the level of the client involvement in the project. Often ~~client dictates~~ how the final design should be, which elements to include, and what elements should not be included in a design either for profit-based reasons or for other goals and intentions. This limits the architect's freedom to input his design feelings into the form and appearance of the final composition. Therefore there is a continual clashing between client and architect on which elements are the best fit and which are not and for which benefits. Eventually, all these interplays affect the solutions for the problem and the quality of the final product.	+	The architect's approach to design is greatly influenced by the nature and the level of the client involvement in the project. Often, clients dictate how the final design should be, which elements to include and what elements should not be included in a design either for profit-based reasons or for other goals and intentions. This limits the architect's freedom to input his design feelings into the form and appearance of the final composition.

−	~~DESIGN TOOLS~~	+	Therefore, there is a continual clash between the client and the architect on which elements are the best fit and which are not. Eventually, all these interplays have an impact on the solutions for the problem and the quality of the final product.

−	Tools for architectural design include techniques and basic skills persistent in the practice of architectural design. The purpose of design tools is to provide a significant set of instructions for designers to follow when performing their design tasks and also tools give primary understanding to increase and refine design analytical and theoretical skills. Design tools ~~can also be used to describe the conceptual structure of the proposed design alternatives since design results are often products of the tools used.~~	+	= Design tools =

−	The parts of the framework used to arrive in design solutions can also be taken as design tools. It may ~~comprise of~~ understanding the design hierarchies established, philosophies, and theories set to judge outcomes, thinking styles, and evaluation strategies.	+	Tools for architectural design include techniques and basic skills persistent in the practice. The purpose of design tools is to provide a significant set of instructions for designers to follow when performing their design tasks.
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		+	Tools may provide a primary understanding which can increase and refine design analytical and theoretical skills. Design tools can also be used to describe the conceptual structure of the proposed design alternatives, since design results are often products of the tools used.
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		+	The parts of the framework used to arrive at design solutions can also be taken as design tools. It may require an understanding of the design hierarchies established, philosophies and theories set to judge outcomes, thinking styles and evaluation strategies.
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INTRODUCTION

Design methodology refers to the development of systematic processes or methods applied in the design activities of a particular field of study or practice like architecture, urban design, industrial design. It comprises of theories, principles, guidelines, and steps necessary to be followed to achieve desired design goals.

Design Methods Refers to established and commonly used actions, tools, strategies, and approaches in the design processes, including performing various organized tasks that a designer must execute to reach the final stage of design activity.

The act of designing in architecture is a complex process. Many designers fail to express the real actions that made them reach such designs. They fail to describe their actions. They allege feelings and intuitions as factors that led to such creations. All in all, architects are able to create yet they are incapable of explaining why they reached such conclusions.

DESIGN APPROACH

The architect approach to the design is greatly influenced by the nature and the level of the client involvement in the project. Often client dictates how the final design should be, which elements to include, and what elements should not be included in a design either for profit-based reasons or for other goals and intentions. This limits the architect's freedom to input his design feelings into the form and appearance of the final composition. Therefore there is a continual clashing between client and architect on which elements are the best fit and which are not and for which benefits. Eventually, all these interplays affect the solutions for the problem and the quality of the final product.

DESIGN TOOLS

Tools for architectural design include techniques and basic skills persistent in the practice of architectural design. The purpose of design tools is to provide a significant set of instructions for designers to follow when performing their design tasks and also tools give primary understanding to increase and refine design analytical and theoretical skills. Design tools can also be used to describe the conceptual structure of the proposed design alternatives since design results are often products of the tools used.

The parts of the framework used to arrive in design solutions can also be taken as design tools. It may comprise of understanding the design hierarchies established, philosophies, and theories set to judge outcomes, thinking styles, and evaluation strategies.