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No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, digital duplication or circulation, without permission in writing from the publisher.  \nDesigned by: Leon Willcocks  \nWritten and illustrated by Leon Willcocks  \nA Graphic Guide to Architecture Concepts  \n Chapter 01: Developing an Architecture Concept.  V  \n1.1 Project Brief 1  \n1.2 Research Site 1  \n1.3 Site Photos 2  \n1.4 Site Sketching 2  \n1.5 Design Philosophy 3  \n1.6 Site Analysis 3  \n1.7 Case Studies 4  \n1.8 Concept Sketching 4  \n1.9 Massing Models 5  \n1.10 Concept Models 5  \n1.11 Material Tests 6  \n1.12 Collages 6  \n1.13 Mood boards 7  \n1.14 Schematic diagrams 7  \n1.15 Defining Spaces 8  \nChapter 01 Summary 9  \nNote: 10  \n Chapter 02: Principles of Architecture Design.  11  \nNote: 12  \n2.1 Balance 13  \n2.2 Proportion 13  \n2.3 Unity 14  \n2.4 Rhythm 14  \n2.5 Hierarchy 15  \n2.6 Movement 15  \n2.7 Grids 16  \n2.8 Public & Private Space 16  \nChapter 02 Summary 17  \n Chapter 03: Concepts for Site Conditions.  18  \nNote: 19  \n3.1 Topography 20  \n3.2 Vernacular & Materials 20  \n3.3 Physical Features 21  \n3.4 Creating Views 21  \n3.5 Open Spaces 22  \n3.6 Adding & Subtracting 22  \n3.7 Orientation 23  \n3.8 Historical Context 23  \n3.9 Natural Light 24  \n3.10 Noise 24  \n3.11 Wind 25  \n3.12 Shade 25  \nChapter 03 Summary 26  \n Chapter 4: Concepts for Urban Design.  27  \nNote: 28  \n4.1 Sustainable Principles 29  \n4.2 Mixed-Use Development 29  \n4.3 Pedestrian-Friendly Design 30  \n4.4 Adaptive Reuse 30  \n4.5 Public Spaces 31  \n4.6 Rainwater Harvesting 31  \n4.7 Vertical Farming 32  \n4.8 Green Roofs/Walls 32  \n4.9 Green Spaces & Parks 33  \n4.10 Smart City Integration 33  \n4.11 Atriums 34  \n4.12 Cloisters 34  \n4.13 Historic & Modern Fusion 35  \n4.14 Biomimicry 35  \nChapter 4 Summary 36  \n Chapter 5: Concepts for Residential Design.  37  \nNote: 38  \n5.1 Open Plan Living 39  \n5.2 Container Homes 39  \n5.3 Tiny Homes 40  \n5.4 Passive House 40  \n5.5 Biophilic Architecture 41  \n5.6 Upside Down House 41  \n5.7 Modular Homes 42  \n5.8 Co-Living Space 42  \n5.9 Straw-bale Homes 43  \n5.10 Earth-Bermed Design 43  \n5.12 Courtyard House 44  \nChapter 5 Summary 45  \n Chapter 6: Portfolio & Page Layouts.  47-62  \n[theorangeryblog.com](theorangeryblog.com) III Introduction  \nA Graphic Guide to Architecture Concepts  \nWhat is an Architecture Concept?  \nAn architecture concept is the foundation of a project, it is the core idea driving the design process, formulated through research, necessity and expression.  \nAn architecture concept will cater to the requirements of a place and time, with a focus on longevity and adaptability.  \nIntroduction  \nThis eBook is a visual instruction manual for creating unique and concrete architecture concepts. It outlines the process of developing an architectural concept, explains the fundamental principles of design and illustrates how to convey an architectural concept effectively and visually.  \nPacked with over 50 illustrations of unique architectural drawings and diagrams serving as inspiration for every architecture project.  \nThe process of creating an architectural concept is broken down into three main sections;  \nChapter 01-Developing an Architecture Concept.  \nChapter 02-Principles of Architecture Design.  \nChapters 03, 04 and 05 – Ideas for Architecture Concepts.  \nChapter 06 – Portfolio and Document Page Layouts.  \nChapter 01 explains the initial research and site investigation every archite","cbCairyghm6MTTJy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairyghm6MTTJy","pdf",3415562,17,"English","# Chapter 01: Developing an Architecture Concept\n## Project Brief\n## Research Site\n## Site Photos\n## Site Sketching\n## Design Philosophy\n## Site Analysis\n## Case Studies\n## Concept Sketching\n## Massing Models\n## Concept Models\n## Material Tests\n## Collages\n## Mood boards\n## Schematic diagrams\n## Defining Spaces\n# Chapter 02: Principles of Architecture Design\n## Balance\n## Proportion\n## Unity\n## Rhythm\n## Hierarchy\n## Movement\n## Grids\n## Public & Private Space\n# Chapter 03: Concepts for Site Conditions\n## Topography\n## Vernacular & Materials\n## Physical Features\n## Creating Views\n## Open Spaces\n## Adding & Subtracting\n## Orientation\n## Historical Context\n## Natural Light\n## Noise\n## Wind\n## Shade\n# Chapter 04: Concepts for Urban Design\n## Sustainable Principles\n## Mixed-Use Development\n## Pedestrian-Friendly Design\n## Adaptive Reuse\n## Public Spaces\n## Rainwater Harvesting\n## Vertical Farming\n## Green Roofs/Walls\n## Green Spaces & Parks\n## Smart City Integration\n## Atriums\n## Cloisters\n## Historic & Modern Fusion\n## Biomimicry\n# Chapter 05: Concepts for Residential Design\n## Open Plan Living\n## Container Homes\n## Tiny Homes\n## Passive House\n## Biophilic Architecture\n## Upside Down House\n## Modular Homes\n## Co-Living Space\n## Straw-bale Homes\n## Earth-Bermed Design\n## Courtyard House\n# Chapter 06: Portfolio & Page Layouts","[{\"question\":\"What is an architecture concept, according to the guide?\",\"answer\":\"An architecture concept is the core idea driving the design process. 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