The creativity of architects, when designing custom or bespoke products, relies on the ability of the artisan or manufacturer to translate these ideas into a practical and efficient reality.

Much work and expertise behind the scenes occurs and flexibility and adaptability is a necessity.

Some of the key learning outcomes you will achieve:

At the end of this presentation you should be able to –

• Identify the processes involved with designing new products to achieve aesthetic and practical goals.
• Define what is and isn’t possible, including financial constraints, to bring a new idea to manufacture.
• Be aware of other parameters such as budgets that can influence the design of a new product.
• Familiarise yourself with available processes and materials that can address client and design needs.
• List how to achieve best outcome for a project, site, environment and client when designing or customising various products for particular projects

1 formal CPD point

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