01
Understand
Site, program, priorities, constraints, and intended experience.
02 / Approach
One process.
Six connected stages.
FORM connects site understanding, concept development, technical resolution, coordination, sourcing, and field execution.
02
Form
Massing, spatial organization, façade language, and concept direction.
03
Resolve
Plans, elevations, materials, details, and constructability.
04
Coordinate
BIM, consultant integration, clashes, quantities, and documentation.
05
Source
Material selection, visualization, procurement planning, and supply coordination.
06
Build
Field execution, quality control, and preservation of the approved design intent.
The feedback loop
Not a relay race.
Later-stage knowledge feeds back into the concept. Supplier input can refine a detail. A trade sequence can clarify an assembly. A site constraint can reshape the plan before it becomes a field conflict.
Buildability from the beginning
Construction logic is considered while the design still has room to respond.
Coordination with context
Models and drawings support judgment; they do not replace licensed review or field verification.
Intent carried into the field
Approved decisions remain visible through sourcing, sequencing, quality control, and execution.