If 2024 is the year you start working on your dream home design, your next step should be choosing an architect. It takes some research to find the right one – if you’re not sure what questions to ask during your search, click here for some suggestions. Once you choose your architecture firm, they’ll begin asking questions, offering suggestions, and …
Multigeneration Home Design
As more families, out of desire or necessity, embrace the idea of multiple generations under one roof, the type of space one needs changes. However, multigeneration home design isn’t a one size fits all proposition. Many factors go into a home design for multiple generations. Zoning, land and budget play a part in home design. However, more importantly, the family …
Questions to Ask a Potential Residential Architect
No matter the size of your home renovation or new custom home, you should work with a local and licensed residential architect. As you look for the right one for your project, you should interview them to get a feel of their style, services and experience. Here are some questions to ask that will help you find the best architecture …
Mistakes to Avoid When Building a Custom Home
Most people choose to work with an architecture firm and build a custom home when they want their forever home. They put a great deal of thought into many aspects. However, almost everyone we’ve talked to who has built a custom home in the past has had something they wished they did differently. Here are the top three. Rushing the …
Closed or Open Concept Floor Plan – Which is Better?
If you’re planning a custom home and working with an architect, you’ll have many conversations and answer many questions. One of the biggest that impacts the design is whether you’ll have an open concept floor plan or separate rooms (sometimes called a closed floor plan). There are pros and cons to both, however, depending on your lifestyle, family, and the …
Will Your New Property Stand Out?
Have you ever looked at a new home or building and wondered what the designer, homeowner or architect were thinking? Or, have you ever driven by a home and wished yours looked as amazing? The term often used for a great looking property is curb appeal. It applies to both residential and commercial projects. The last thing anyone wants is …