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| YOUR VISION |
| In this first phase, our architects understand the visions you hold for your custom design solution. |
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Dialogue with the homeowner. |
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Understand architectural vision and goals and the homeowner’s spirit. |
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| PRELIMINARY DESIGN |
| In the Preliminary Design phase, our architects identify basic architectural requirements. |
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Gather general property data. |
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Review existing structural, mechanical, and electrical systems. |
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Define expected construction expenses and revenues over time. |
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Review desired construction schedule. |
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Complete study of space relations and room usage. |
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| DESIGN SYSTEMS |
| In the Design Systems phase, we refine the proposed conceptual design. |
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Review and/or revisions of proposed design solution. |
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Complete preliminary outline of specifications. |
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Create computer generated drawings. |
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Review the selection of potential general contractor(s) and obtain final cost estimates. |
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| CONSTRUCTION BLUEPRINTS |
| Of all the project phases, the preparation of the construction blueprints is the most intensive. The resulting documents help to assure an end-product of the highest quality. |
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Generate final computer drawings. |
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Create the site plan, foundation plan, floor plans, reflected ceiling plans, framing plans, exterior elevations, building sections, wall sections, details, and interior elevations. |
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Complete product specifications. |
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Print blueprints for building permits. |
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CONSTRUCTION
ADMINISTRATION |
| This the final phase of the architectural process. |
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Homeowner selects general contractor. |
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General contractor applies for necessary permits using information architects have supplied. |
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General contractor begins construction. |
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Architects answer general contractor’s questions. |
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Architects review shop drawings and material samples. |
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General contractor completes construction. |
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