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Bahir Dar University

Department of ARCHITECTURE

Architectural Design Studio III


Client Profile for Townhouse Design

[DAGMAWIT GETAHUNE ]……[1505633]


26-2024
Client Profiling Format for Architectural Projects

This format is designed to help gather comprehensive information about a client’s needs, aspirations,
and preferences. It is adaptable for various project sizes and types, ensuring a clear understanding of
the client’s vision and requirements.

1. General Information
Collect basic client details to establish the project context.

 Client Name/Organization:single parent with two children

 Contact Information:[email protected]

 Project Location/Address:BAHIRDAR, KEBELE 14AROUND DEBRESELAM D.C.

 Project Type: Residential (row house)

 Project Size/Scale:Large (above 5,000 sqm).

 Expected Timeline:12 mount s ( dec 5, 2024-dec5,2025)

2. Vision and Goals


Understand the client’s overall ambitions and expectations for the project.

 What is the primary purpose of this project?


To create a functional and comfortable living space for a single parent and their children,
addressing both practical needs and lifestyle aspirations.

 What are the key outcomes you hope to achieve?


• modern living space, sustainable design,, cost efficiency.

 A modern living space that embodies comfort and functionality.

 Sustainable design principles that minimize environmental impact.

 Cost efficiency throughout the construction and operational phases.

 Are there specific inspirations, references, or examples you admire?

Japanese architecture, simplicity and minimalism, due functionality.

Inspirations and References: The client admires Japanese architecture for its simplicity,
minimalism, and functionality. This inspiration can manifest in open spaces, natural materials, and
an emphasis on harmony with nature.

3. Functional Requirement qa. qqboa


Define the spatial and functional needs of the project.

 Number of Floors or Units Needed:is

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Three floors with roof terraces to maximize living space and outdoor enjoyment.

 Key Spaces Required:


Living , dining, 3bedrooms, parking, shared amenities,gallery and studio.

 Living Room: A spacious area for family gatherings.

 Dining Area: An open dining space promoting family interaction.

 Bedrooms: Three bedrooms designed for privacy and comfort.

 Parking: Sufficient parking space for one or two vehicles.

 Shared Amenities: Spaces such as a gym or community room to foster social interaction.

 Gallery/Studio: A multifunctional space for creativity or work, catering to artists or students.

 Special Functional Requirements:

 Accessibility features for differently-abled individuals.

 Adequate storage solutions to keep the living space organized.

 Workshops or studios that can be used for various activities.

 Anticipated User Demographics:


families,,artist, students.

4. Aesthetic Preferences
Identify the stylistic direction and visual aspirations of the client.

 Preferred Architectural Style:


Contemporary and minimalist, focusing on clean lines and functional spaces.

 Material Preferences:
wood, steel, glass, brick, concrete,stone to create a harmonious blend of warmth and
modernity.

 Preferred Color Palette:white, gray and earth tones to evoke tranquility.

 Is there a specific theme or mood you want the project to convey?

"Tranquil “emphasizing a serene and peaceful environment that promotes relaxation and
connection with nature.

5. Context and Environmental Considerations


Address site-specific and sustainability requirements.

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 Site Context and Surroundings:
The project is located in an urban mountainous area, providing opportunities for stunning
views and natural landscapes.

 Site Opportunities and Constraints:


Opportunities: Scenic views that can be incorporated into the design.

Constraints: Urban density may limit certain design elements or require creative solutions for
privacy.

 Environmental/Sustainability Goals:
energy efficiency, renewable energy use.

Energy efficiency through passive solar design and insulation.

Utilization of renewable energy sources such as solar panels.

6. Budget and Financial Constraints


Establish realistic expectations based on the client’s budget.

 Estimated Budget Range:

o Medium: $500,000–$2M

 Priorities for Budget Allocation:


materials, sustainability features, advanced technology.

High-quality materials that enhance durability and aesthetics.

Sustainability features that reduce long-term operational costs.

Integration of advanced technology for energy efficiency.

7. Socio-Cultural Considerations
Integrate cultural and social factors into the design.

 Are there cultural traditions or practices to consider in the design?

Incorporate local architectural elements that reflect the cultural heritage of Bahir Dar while
ensuring modern functionality.

 Community Interaction Goals:


fostering neighborhood connectivity, private vs. shared spaces.shared spaces that encourage
neighborhood connectivity while maintaining a balance between private and communal areas.

 Are there social challenges the project should address?


affordability, inclusivity, accessibility.affordability through cost-effective design solutions
while ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all residents.

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8. Technical and Operational Requirements
Understand specific technical needs or constraints.

 Preferred Construction Methods or Systems:


prefabrication, modular construction techniques to improve efficiency and reduce waste.

 Anticipated Maintenance Requirements:


durable materials, ease of repair, low operational costs.Select durable materials that require
minimal upkeep and are easy to repair.

 Integration of Technology:
renewable energy technology,Implement renewable energy technologies such as solar panels
and smart home systems for energy management.

9. Stakeholders and Decision-Making


Clarify the project stakeholders and decision-making hierarchy.

 Who are the key decision-makers for this project?

Architects who will interpret the client’s needs into actionable designs.

 Are there other stakeholders to consider?


Neighbors who may have concerns about the project's impact, government authorities for
permits, and potential investors interested in sustainable housing.

 How involved do you want to be in the design process?


The client prefers a hands-on approach with opportunities for feedback at key milestones.

10. Success Metrics


Define how the project’s success will be evaluated.

 What factors will make this project a success in your eyes?


Staying within budget while achieving high-quality design.

 Creating a functional space that meets the needs of the family.

 Fostering community engagement through shared spaces.

 Are there specific measurable outcomes?


Occupancy rates post-completion to assess demand.

Feedback from residents regarding satisfaction with the living environment.

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