Made for Architects
Turn Conflicting Project Inputs Into a Testable Program
Also useful for: Project Managers, people in Creative
75 min
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Need to Make a Decision
You consolidate stakeholder requests, survey findings, site limits, budget targets, and operational needs into one ranked architectural program you can test throughout design.
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Use this when
You use this after discovery, before concept design, or when a project has accumulated conflicting interviews, surveys, area requests, site constraints, budget limits, and informal promises.
You'll need
- Project frame
- Project phase
- Source material
- Site and existing-condition constraints
- Budget and schedule limits
- Stakeholder priorities
- Ranking method
- Approval audience
You'll get
- One ranked program
- Source traceability
- Measurable requirements
- Explicit conflicts
- Visible assumptions
- Named approval questions
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- One ranked program
- Source traceability
- Measurable requirements
- Explicit conflicts
- Visible assumptions
- Named approval questions
Sample
This is sample data, not your prompt. Pro unlocks this higher-stakes Playbook. On Free Playbooks you can still copy the assembled prompt into any AI.
Sample input
You are planning a community health and education center. Your clinicians request 18 enclosed consult rooms, your educators request six large flexible classrooms, and your executive sponsor wants a welcoming public commons. Your area cap is 38,000 square feet, your current room requests total 43,500 square feet, and your budget can't increase. Your site also has one constrained service entrance and must remain partly occupied during construction.
Sample assembled prompt
You receive a ranked brief showing... You see which requests are supported... You also receive testable requirements, such...