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Architectural design concept for a spatial intervention responding to a set or real brief, developed through an iterative design process. Triad: concept/ideation artifact (site analysis, spatial narrative, and design concept drawings — including process sketches showing design development at multiple stages, not just the resolved final scheme), documentation/critique artifact (written design rationale: how the concept responds to the brief, the site conditions, the programme requirements, and any planning or structural constraints — demonstrating that the design follows from the analysis). Studio critique: live design crit (pin-up or desk crit) with an architect or architecture school tutor — the crit is formally or informally documented (who reviewed the work, what design decisions were challenged, what changed or was reconsidered after). Proof: concept drawings (minimum 8 sketches or studies at different scales showing development), site analysis document, written rationale, documented crit notes. Verifier: ARB/RIBA-registered architect or architecture school tutor.