What is the second thing you want to do once a project starts? SCHEMATIC DESIGN. What does this phase involve, how do we do it, and how long does it take; plus an insight that you don’t want to miss… 👇 All this and more clicking the video above. Thank you Joe Biscaha for the talk!
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In design, one of the most difficult activities is to get the specifications right: in other words, to determine that the correct problem is being solved.
