The study deals with the positive impact of architectural design on the success of tourism investment, which is the main factor affecting the subsequent steps, by studying the relationship between the stages of architectural design and economic feasibility studies, with the aim of arriving at a proposed methodology that sheds light on some of the factors affecting the cost of projects in tourist villages from The design aspect, the pillars that govern them, and the formulation of a set of criteria and results to be used in determining some ideal models for the design of tourist villages to achieve efficiency in the cost of the project, and to emphasize the need for the architectural designer to pay attention to the cost element during the design of the project.
This is done through three axes:
The first axis: the marketing study by studying the tourist areas in Egypt to determine the most important areas for tourist attractions to determine the chosen site to achieve tourism development, which is reflected in the efficiency of investment in the built environment.
The second axis: the technical study through the study of the elements of the architectural design and to reach from them the design elements that affect the cost of the projects.
The third axis: a study of the architectural design stages and their impact on the cost of the project through the design methods, construction methods and the shape of the building to achieve the financial feasibility of the project.