The first phase of the design process involves sketching the overall form around the project’s functional requirements, considering the placement of furnishings within each room for optimal layout and performance. This approach ensures that the design integrates both spatial organization and practical use, setting a strong foundation for further development.

Next came the dimensions, scale, and form adaptation from the initial concept sketches. This stage involved creating a CAD model of the design and refining it to incorporate both traditional and modern production and fabrication methods. The process ensured that the design was not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical and feasible for construction.

Finally, I produced detailed part sheets for each component created through traditional woodworking, while fabricating the remaining elements using modern additive manufacturing techniques blended with traditional styles. This combination ensured that the final design maintained a handcrafted quality while embracing innovative production methods.