"While the Challenges are great, so are the opportunities" - Bill Ford
It’s amazing the impact that research can have in the face of a momentous challenge and opportunity. The quality of an interior defines the expectations of the space. The design in this image persuades meaningful questions of elements that symbolise the profound emphasis to design solutions. One approach towards a model for working to achieve specific goals is the What, Why, How, Who and When questions.
The understanding that informs our design is the assumptions that we have. When we concentrate on problem solving by asking these questions, we engage in the systematic struggle to identify objectives. The challenge is to establish clarity by brainstorming our minds towards a distinctive area of focus. Exploring the vital role of a design project, the aim of our research is mainly to guide users towards a vision statement of the concept behind.
After asking ourselves these questions, we can engage ourselves into digging up topics that we left buried. Shifting our focus positively will direct us towards solutions and away from problems allowing us to come up with something constructive. As the saying goes, “It is easier to act your way of thinking than to think your way into a new way of acting.”
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