In recent years, design thinking has become one of the most important tools for developing architectural projects. From my perspective, design is not limited to drawing plans; it is a process that begins with deeply understanding the problem before reaching a solution. Design thinking helps architects approach projects from multiple perspectives while focusing on user needs and the relationship with the surrounding environment.

In the training sessions I deliver, I encourage participants to work collaboratively and analyze architectural challenges through clear stages that begin with understanding the user, generating ideas, and testing proposed solutions. This methodology not only encourages more innovative design but also helps produce practical and sustainable solutions that can be applied in real-world projects. Architecture, at its core, is not just about form; it is about creating meaningful human experiences.