The Roadmap To A Successful  Project

Design Concepts

Design concepts act as the single source of truth for the duration of a project. The concept provides direction from the early schematic design phase through construction. This unified, cohesive approach helps to guide us through all future decisions and ensures we can create a custom design to mirror your unique lifestyle and preferences.

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Every Project follows Our Signature Design Process

Steps we’ll take together as we design your home

Good design is the synthesis of many disparate ideas into a thoughtful whole, and while the steps listed below represent a linear path, the way we arrive at the final design isn’t always linear - it’s an iterative process. This process will involve sketches, drawings, computer models, lots of ideas, materials, thorough analysis, and good humor. At the end, you’ll have a thoughtfully designed home and the shared experience of designing it.

Predesign & Contractor Selection
- Site Analysis
- Existing Conditions
- Budgeting
- Code Review
- Contractor Interviews
  Negotiation
Schematic Design & Design Development
- Basic Design Concept Generation
- 1-2 Iterations on a Theme
  Design Evolution
- Plan approval to move forward to Construction Documents
Construction Docs & Finish Selection
- Detailed Drawings
- 1 Major Edit Allowed
- Finish Selection
- Permit Comments
Construction Observation
- Minimum of 3-5 Site Visits during Construction
- Ensure the Follow-through of the Original Design Intent

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Every Project follows Our Signature Design Process

Steps we’ll take together as we design your home

Good design is the synthesis of many disparate ideas into a thoughtful whole, and while the steps listed below represent a linear path, the way we arrive at the final design isn’t always linear - it’s an iterative process. This process will involve sketches, drawings, computer models, lots of ideas, materials, thorough analysis and good humor. At the end you’ll have a thoughtfully designed home and the shared experience of designing it.