Step one: define needs and constraints
We first clarify users, scenarios, operating model, site conditions, regulations, budget range, and timeline so the project does not drift late in the process.
Strong architecture starts with users, site constraints, regulations, budget, and long-term operation before form-making. HanSun Architects turns early ideas into a plan that can be discussed, priced, and executed.
For owners planning homes, studios, commercial spaces, reception areas, or architecture-led renovations.
We first clarify users, scenarios, operating model, site conditions, regulations, budget range, and timeline so the project does not drift late in the process.
The strategy covers circulation, daylight, storage, material choices, equipment integration, and future flexibility.
Depending on scope, we prepare plans, design direction, material notes, budget discussion references, and the next-stage work scope.
Prepare site or existing-condition information, budget range, expected users, timeline, and reference spaces you like or dislike. If information is incomplete, consultation can help structure it.
Architecture usually covers site, massing, structure, envelope, regulations, and spatial relationships. Interior design focuses more on function, finishes, lighting, furniture, and details within a defined space.
Yes. Early consultation is useful for direction, budget feasibility, site constraints, and deciding whether a full design scope is needed.