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Generate & Play Hailuo AI video：Roundtable Script: The Design Process in Architecture Duration: 3 minutes Participants: 6 (Moderator + 5 panelists) Moderator: "Hello everyone, welcome to this roundtable on the design process in architecture. Today we will discuss six key aspects that influence the development of a project. To start, let's talk about the importance of prior knowledge in design. What can you tell us about this, Ana?" Ana - Personal and Professional Information Repertoire (RIP-P): "Sure. Before starting any project, an architect should have a good repertoire of information. This includes architectural references, technical knowledge, and even personal experiences. All this helps us make better decisions and design with more foundation." Moderator: "That means we don't design from scratch, but we learn from what already exists. Right on that note, Pedro, tell us about project reconstruction." Pedro - Project Reconstruction: "Exactly. Reconstruction allows us to analyze existing buildings to understand their spatial, structural, and aesthetic strategies. It's not about copying, but about extracting key principles that we can then apply to our own designs. It's like studying the 'grammar' of architecture." Moderator: "Interesting. Now, let's move on to how we organize our ideas during the design process. Sofia, what is the Multidimensional Strategy?" Sofia - Multidimensional Strategy (EMD): "The EMD is a model that helps us experiment with different design possibilities. It's flexible and allows us to test changes in volume, structure, or space before defining a final solution. It's like playing with puzzle pieces until we find the best composition." Moderator: "So, before making final decisions, there's a process of exploration. Now, let's talk about the place where the project will be implemented. Luis, what can you tell us about site analysis?"
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The video discusses the design process in architecture, focusing on key aspects such as prior knowledge, project reconstruction, idea organization, and site analysis.
