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10/05/2024 at 4:09 pm #7769
Jean Aquinde
Keymaster

    Hi Henry,

    Thanks for taking us through your thought process. I’m backreading your discussion with Sai, and I can tell that you have sufficient information to work on your design. The answer to your recent questions varies from household to household.

    For the purpose of your design project, I would approach it with a smaller scale in mind and have some design alternatives based on what information you have available. In practice, design proposals are a great way to present your vision to the stakeholders; however, remember that the design process is often iterative, and minor details that may impact your design may only come up during stakeholder consultation.

    All the best with your project!

    Regards,
    Jean

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