ODA

ORGANIZATION is the process of researching, observing, and perceiving existing elements, then allocating and systematizing them into a controlled information system necessary for future exploitation. In other words, it is the process of gathering source information.

As the initial phase and the foundation for subsequent DEVELOPMENT, the collected information is utilized for future ideation. Building this original information base ensures that the design process remains focused, making any later adjustments easier and more logical. This development—moving from the big picture to specific details—carries a sense of logic, origin, and systematic organization in both content and form.

The process of ACCOMPANIMENT (or COMBINATION) of elements following the development phase results in a system of intentions that is clear, coherent, and concrete.