My favorite part of being a designer is meeting other designers and doing what we love in the field.
In this case, we were able to meet with some of the most influential designers in the field and talk about their jobs.
There’s a very common misconception that design jobs are boring. After all, designing a website, designing a logo, designing a marketing campaign, or designing a product are all pretty similar. In fact, there is just as much creativity in designing a house as there is in designing a logo or a marketing campaign.
As we all know, its the creative (not the mechanical) that actually makes the difference. But what we don’t realize is that sometimes creativity gets in the way of the jobs. For example, we were able to speak to some of the most well-known designers in the field and get their opinions on what it feels like to design a home and how we should go about this very unique profession.
The job of the designer is to produce a design for a particular client. The designer will put together a concept, or idea, and then create a blueprint for the project. However, the blueprint itself is a separate project, so the designer will need to put together a lot of work before the project can start.
Designing a home, there are generally a number of different stages that need to be completed. First, the designer will want to create a concept for the client, but the client will want to see and feel exactly what the designer has created in a mock-up. The designer will then create the blueprints for the project. The design is then the actual completed project and the client is very happy with the final results.
In the design process there are two main stages: conceptualization and real-life execution. The concept is designed and the blueprints are created. The actual project is then built and installed in the client’s home.
The conceptual design and blueprints both involve lots of research, and even construction. However, once the blueprints and the concept are complete, then it is time to put the actual project into practice. The actual project is then built all across the country, with the architect and engineers working to perfect the design.
I’ve been told by designers that conceptual design is often the toughest, because it takes so much time to go through the whole process, and that it needs to be done very carefully. Designers are often very specific about the kinds of details that need to be included or altered during this process. However, once the blueprint is complete, then it is time to put the actual project into practice.