Communicating Architecture

The professional practice of architecture is, in its essence, a management and communication practice. During the life of the project, the architect must manage and communicate well with all stakeholders. Communicating architecture with an inexperienced client can be challenging from the extracting of the design brief, defining the actual requirements and to need to propose solutions and explain limitations. Join us in an exciting design challenge to improve how we can share an architectural idea with the client, the planners, the engineers and the communities impacted.

Work alongside Saudi architectural practice AHB on a live project to test how you convey your ideas to help bring them to life. Over four days, you will explore a variety of case studies, take part in explorative exercises and work on creating your project.

Day 1 - Revealing the live brief and meeting the client. Communication exercises.
Day 2 - Case studies, initial research and group ideation. Communication tools.
Day 3 - Stakeholder presentations. Reflection and discussion sessions.
Day 4 - Final designs presentation and client feedback.