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How Yutori Designs Operates

1

Initial Consultation: Understand client needs and vision

  • •Architect to have a detailed discussion with the customer and understand the expectations
  • •Understand the customer preferences - e.g. type of designs, material, colors etc.
  • •Get initial details from the customer - e.g. site location, type, area, scope, budget etc.
2

Design Development: Create design concepts and plans

  • •Get the customer sign off on the high level design
  • •First create a high level design
  • •Engineering team to estimate the project cost based on the design
  • •Sales team to communicate the project cost to the customer based on the pricing model and project cost
  • •Once the customer signs off on the estimate, team to start with the execution
  • •Parallely, the architects to continue working with the customer on the detailed design
3

Implementation: Manage the project and bring the design to life

  • •Prepare the project plan based on the design and estimates
  • •Prepare the site for start of work
  • •Finalize the vendors needed for the work
  • •Finalize the material required and place orders
  • •Begin the execution as per the project plan
  • •Implementation could include both Civil and Interiors work
  • •Implementation to include various aspects like tiling, painting, electrical & plumbing work, air conditioning, carpentry & furniture, decor items etc.
  • •Project management of the entire project also to be part of Implementation
  • •Provide regular updates to the customer on the progress of the project
4

Final Review: Ensure client satisfaction with the completed project

  • •Once the implementation is completed, the design team to review the work in detail and provide feedback
  • •Once the design team signs off on the work quality, the customer to be informed to review the work
  • •Once customer is satisfied with the work completion, the project to be considered as completed