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Framework for Design Excellence: Design for Integration

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Good design elevates any project, no matter how small, with a thoughtful process that delivers both beauty and function in balance. It is the element that binds

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West Branch of the Berkeley Public Library in Berkeley, Calif. by Harley Ellis Devereaux, a 2016 COTE Top Ten Award Recipient.

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Use the Framework principles to inform the vision and develop project goals, seeking synergies between the stakeholder needs and design vision.\u202f "]],[[0,[],0,"Create spaces that are comfortable, walkable, vibrant, and welcoming, and encourage social interaction.\u202f "]],[[0,[],0,"Articulate the purpose of the building (its primary programmatic functions), design concepts, and design quality.\u202f "]],[[0,[],0,"Describe the quality of the interior and exterior spaces and connections between interior and exterior.\u202f "]],[[0,[],0,"Define how the project will support the health and well-being of the occupants.\u202f "]],[[0,[],0,"Define how the project can encourage the illumination or inspiration of the occupants.\u202f \u200b"]]]],[1,"h3",[[0,[],0,"Actions - Performance goals:"]]],[3,"ul",[[[0,[],0,"Develop a project process roadmap and methods for tracking progress.\u202f"]],[[0,[],0,"Set and articulate operational and embodied carbon goals early in the process and communicate them with the entire team. 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