Why Architecture in Context?
Traditionally, designers carry out contextual research on their own. Architecture in Context offers a new model of practice—partnering with an outside resource for research and analysis—that provides owners and design professionals with many advantages:
- Expertise
- access in-depth contextual research and analysis informed by years of critical experience
- Objectivity
- employ an outside, honest perspective to maximize a project’s potential
- A competitive edge
- fortify proposals with expert knowledge of the project’s context
- A strong foundation for design
- incorporate key background information to support and strengthen design concepts
- Increased efficiency
- free designers to work on other projects
- Quick turn-around time
- meet pressing deadlines with the assistance of outside research and analysis
In addition, working with Architecture in Context:
- Saves time
- gain the benefits of thorough research and analysis without the time consumption
- Saves effort
- attain essential and practical knowledge derived from the collection, distillation, and conceptual framing of large quantities of information
- Saves money
- conserve resources by turning to a professional, dedicated, and efficient researcher/analyst