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Exciting news! 🤩 I recently designed a website concept for Krijon Studio, an architecture firm, and although it wasn’t selected, I'm really proud of how it turned out. If you're looking for a sleek, modern website for your business, it's now up for grabs! 💻 Feel free to reach out if you’re interested or want to see a preview! #WebDesign #ForSale #Architecture #uiux #figma

🚀 New Feature Alert! 🚀 We're thrilled to announce a new addition to The Modern Builder platform, inspired by feedback from a recent meeting with a highly respected house builder and manufacturer. Introducing the Like & Dislike feature for images! 🌟Now, self-build customers can interact with our designs: 👍 Like & Dislike Buttons: Easily express your preferences on various house designs. 📌 Mood Board Integration: Save your favourite images to a personalized mood board within your profile. 📈 Feedback Analytics: Designers and builders can now access valuable insights to create homes that better meet your needs. This feature isn't just about increasing engagement—it's about creating a direct feedback loop that helps designers and house builders understand evolving preferences, leading to designs that work for the customer. At our core, we pride ourselves on working closely with our customers and partners. This new feature is a testament to our commitment to enhancing your experience and creating a collaborative environment. Stay tuned for more updates and see how this new feature can help you design the home of your dreams! 🏡✨check it out at https://lnkd.in/e3w_NpSP #innovation #customerfeedback #selfbuild #homedesign #newfeatures #engagement #construction #architecture #customerexperience #productupdate

Check out this web design project for a Leeds based architect. 🏢 Their website featured a dynamic, scaleable ruler and used a monochromatic colour scheme to allow visitors to focus on their work. 🏁 Don't let your website hold you back! Send us a message to learn how we can help you achieve your online goals. #webdesign #websitedesign #digitaldesign #webdev #UIUX #webdesigner #webdevelopment #responsivedesign #userinterface #userexperience #monochromaticdesign #architecture #Leeds #rulergraphic #sleekdesign

Check out this web design project for a Leeds based architect. 🏢 Their website featured a dynamic, scaleable ruler and used a monochromatic colour scheme to allow visitors to focus on their work. 🏁 Don't let your website hold you back! Send us a message to learn how we can help you achieve your online goals. #webdesign #websitedesign #digitaldesign #webdev #UIUX #webdesigner #webdevelopment #responsivedesign #userinterface #userexperience #monochromaticdesign #architecture #Leeds #rulergraphic #sleekdesign

🔎 Ready to elevate your architecture and design portfolio? We've just published a must-read guide on creating a portfolio that stands out in a competitive market! Whether you're aiming for your dream role or building your brand, our blog covers practical tips to help you highlight your unique design strengths and impress potential employers. ✨ Dive into strategies for showcasing your best work, organising your portfolio for impact, and leveraging storytelling to convey your design journey. Visit our website to read more and learn how to create a portfolio that truly reflects your talent and vision! 📖 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e5-pm8CJ #Architecture #DesignPortfolio #CareerGrowth #LocriCareers #PortfolioTips #ArchitectureCareers 

Discover the art of building an architect's portfolio. Uncover tips on narrative creation, distinctive design, and effective online presentation, all with the ease of Format. https://bit.ly/3TTJwuX #ArchitecturalPortfolio #PortfolioDevelopment #ArchitectureProfessionals #DesignNarrative #OnlinePortfolio #Format #CareerTips #ArchitecturalDesign

A' Connection : Sitemap of a platform and Architecture layout from the lens of Spatial Composition. The lines are the only way or source to represents the boundaries and walls, while connecting those lines it well showcases a structured construction of a house. The space and lines give people the cues to Navigate through a symphony of lines. It’s quite amazing to see the space between lines thoroughly representing a way for people to move around the space. The impact those empty spaces create in the mind of is pointing people their individual journey into the studio. These empty spaces create a sense of anticipation, much like the threshold of a doorway leading into a room, signaling the beginning of an individual's journey. The broken lines signify the backend of the house considering the sewage and pipeline system which is required at the working level for the maintenance of it. Every thickness of line very well represents the width of the wall and construction. Lines define the scale, elements of the arch digest as where the site map gives you the path for different digital elements. Formation of each line into a shape represents the spaces inside the space, for the characters to be in. Each space showcases distinctive character depending upon numerous factors making that space, but from an architectural standpoint, it also depends on the size of each space formed by different lines. A journey for a character either in a space or digital construction of a solution merely lies on their architecture. Strokes forming different shapes display the characteristics of each page inside the whole construction, helping later in establishing the mood and elements of it. Any acceptable individual is allowed to go through different shapes, but sometimes followed by an established user path, yet keeping it in a way liberty and power is always in the hands of the individual in the journey. Broken lines in the sitemap may represent the backend infrastructure required for platform working, analogous to the hidden systems and pipelines in any construction. The information architecture is a well-established blueprint and layout for any digital platform. However, in both cases, the word 'conceptual' is quite evocative, which in the end makes any studio, my studio and a platform, my platform. This information arch. layout is a Concept for people to move around my platform and explore it. #architecture #informationarchitecture #uxdesign

👨💻 Understanding the Difference: Architecture vs. Design Patterns 🌟 Recently, I came across a fascinating article by Divesh Singh that breaks down the distinctions between architecture and design patterns in software development. Here's a quick summary and a real-world analogy to make it easier to understand: 🔹 Architecture is like the blueprint of a building. It defines the overall structure, layout, and interaction of different parts. In software terms, it sets the foundation and guidelines that everything else adheres to. 🔹 Design Patterns are more like the interior designs of each room. They provide specific solutions for particular problems within the overall architectural framework. For example, while architecture determines where the rooms (modules) are, design patterns decide how the furniture (code) within those rooms is arranged for efficiency and usability. 🛠 Key Differences: Phase: Architecture comes during the design phase, while design patterns come into play during the building phase. Scope: Architecture provides the big picture and high-level structure, whereas design patterns focus on detailed solutions to recurring problems. Implementation: Architecture is about the system's macro-level structure; design patterns address the micro-level functionality within that structure. 🌍 Real-World Example: Think of building a house. The architect designs the house layout - where the kitchen, living room, and bedrooms go. This is the architectural blueprint. Once the house structure is up, an interior designer comes in to furnish each room according to specific styles and requirements. These interior design choices are akin to design patterns in software. 💡 Why It Matters: Understanding these distinctions helps software developers and engineers create more robust, scalable, and maintainable systems. By leveraging both architecture and design patterns appropriately, you can address both broad structural issues and specific implementation challenges effectively. ✨ Takeaway: Architecture and design patterns play complementary roles in software development. Embracing both can lead to better-designed, more efficient software systems. 🔗 Dive deeper into this topic with Divesh Singh's article here: https://lnkd.in/dRi7xQ7w #SoftwareDevelopment #Architecture #DesignPatterns #TechInsights #CodingTips #SoftwareEngineering #SoftwareDeveloper #DotnetDeveloper Feel free to share your thoughts or any experiences you've had with architecture and design patterns in the comments! 💬

Enscape is a game-changer for architectural visualization. It's a real-time rendering plugin that integrates seamlessly with your design software, allowing you to create stunning visualizations with the click of a button. Whether you're presenting a concept to a client or trying to win a competition, enscape gives you the power to bring your designs to life in a way that traditional rendering methods simply can't match. Not only is it incredibly easy to use, but it's also lightning fast. You can make changes to your design on the fly and see the updates in real-time, saving you a ton of time and hassle in the long run. And the best part? Clients love it. Being able to walk them through a virtual representation of their project helps them to connect with the design on a deeper level, leading to faster approvals and happier customers. If you're not using enscape already, I highly recommend giving it a try. It's a game-changer for architects and designers, and I can't imagine going back to the old way of doing things.

I have realized that as a designer, I spend hours on a lot of repeatable design solutions for typical residential sites. I am taking a big risk here by choosing to build that into a product for builders and contractors. This is a leap into the great unknown but I am jumping with my eyes wide open. #jldconsultants #landscapedesign #productization #businessstrategy