Our Complete Solution takes your projects from the Sketch or Schematic Stage all the way through Construction and Move-in!
By coordinating the design with the construction phase there are significant advantages from traditional construction.
- Cost Savings by coordinating common design and construction challenges.
- Faster Construction by allowing us to start building before the final design is achieved.
- Design on the Fly and make changes quickly.
You have a vision for your project. Our design team can take your vision from start to construction. Here is the typical design process:
Initial Design/Inspiration
We first meet with you and discuss your project requirements and your vision. We’ll take notes and create a “Mood Presentation” where we create a theme for your project based on what you’re looking for.
Sketch/Schematic Design
For the next step, we create some basic drawings and renderings for your review. We start looking at things like layout, preliminary finishes, and space planning. At the end of this step we should have the general layout and some design features selected.
Budget Preparation
Next we prepare a preliminary budget for your project. This will help us make better design decisions in the upcoming stage. We’ll present you with options and alternatives so we can stick within your budget.
Design Development
Once we have the basic design and budget approved by you, we’ll move on to the Design Development stage where we finalize all design related details. In the earlier stages we may have decided where some Accent Walls or Custom Woodwork goes, but this stage we actually create the final designs for your review.
Construction Drawings
Once you’re happy with the final design, we take a second look at the budget and make sure everything is still on target. The final stage is producing final Construction Drawings for permits. Here we add the necessary information for the City or County plan reviewers to check the drawings for conformance with the Florida Building Code, Structural, and local city/town requirements. Once the drawings are approved, we move on to construction.