The first step is not to draw, but to understand. It focuses on defining the project's vision to eliminate the "noise" and have a clear purpose. It is the analysis phase where the solidity of the concept is sought before the form.

Here, the strategy is translated into space. The focus is not just aesthetic, but experiential. The aim is to create an "elevated comfort" and a design that functions precisely, merging the authentic with the avant-garde (as mentioned in its "Rokkakkei" style or its commercial projects).

This is the stage of materialization. Its motto implies that "solidity is in every detail". It is about precision architecture (sometimes inspired by Japanese discipline) where the construction must faithfully reflect the quality and intention of the initial design.

The final step and ultimate goal. The project does not end at delivery, but when the space is "lived". The method seeks for the final result to be not just a building, but a lifestyle (Art de Vivre) where the user experiences fullness, aesthetic silence, and well-being.