Transform Architectural Sketches into Client Narratives

Bridge the gap between technical drawings and client understanding. This skill helps architects translate complex design choices, spatial layouts, and material palettes into clear, persuasive explanatory notes (Ontwerpnota) for clients.

What it does

By analyzing your design notes, program of requirements (PvE), and initial estimates, the skill generates a structured narrative that explains why certain choices were made. It goes beyond a simple list of rooms, focusing on the link between client desires and the architectural solution.

• Concept Translation: Distills the core architectural idea into plain language.
• Requirement Mapping: Explicitly links design features back to the Project Brief.
• Walkthrough Writing: Describes the design as a spatial experience rather than a list of dimensions.
• Budget & Decision Tracking: Highlights budget-sensitive choices and creates a clear action list for the client.

Why use this skill?

Writing project notes is time-consuming and often falls into jargon. This skill ensures consistency between your designs and the client's expectations, helping to avoid misunderstandings about budget or program deviations later in the process. It acts as a professional bridge, ensuring your client feels heard while understanding the technical constraints of the project.