Unit 4: Architectural Findings (Design Framework, Programming, Conceptualization)

The Architectural Findings of a research compass the new knowledge in the architectural dominie that they did not exist before the research. These architectural findings are included those new meaningful relations between data, results, or contradiction particularly they are new patricianly in previous time they did not exist. Architectural findings of the research should support by data analysis and results in chapter 4, in this regard; the researcher cannot add anything to the architectural findings out of those analysed data. In this case, architectural findings are totally differenced from previous knowledge, and so new architectural findings can support or challenge that approved knowledge in term of architectural Findings. It is important to know that in architectural aspects in findings are more than those reviewed Architectural Components and Subcomponents in chapter two. These aspects of architectural findings part develop, enhance, and accumulate the knowledge that researcher looking for. The architectural findings guide researchers to specific design objectives and strategies through design framework.  

Design Framework: Design framework and design codes and those ideogram guide researchers to create own concept for the design. Moreover, this concept should continue to the architectural concept at the end of the chapter; however, continuing as the architectural design will take place in the second semester of the thesis program.

Programming: the programming is a tool to translate the architectural objective to the program in the site in both indoor and outdoor spaces and activities.

Conceptualisation: the concept generation is a process through design-decision based on the problem-solving process. The conceptualization includes the scenario making to guide the designer from the divergent stage into the convergent stage smoothly.