Strategy8 min read18 October 2024
Client Presentation Strategy for Architecture Projects
By ArchHive Team
Presenting your designs clearly to a jury panel is key to a high thesis score. Learn how to structure your presentation and defend your design decisions.
Structuring the Presentation Narrative
- The Hook: Start with your thesis problem statement and main design goals.
- The Site Story: Explain your site selection logic and key site analysis findings.
- The Design Evolution: Show how your building shape evolved from conceptual sketches.
- Spatial Details: Walk through floor plans, detailed sections, and final renderings.
Handling Jury Critiques
- Listen to juror feedback without immediately getting defensive.
- Explain the logic behind your choices using references from site research.
- Present mockups and material tests to support your design arguments.
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