The bubble sketch phase is intended to communicate the space planning
and overall programming of your new home floor plan. The designer
develops "thumbnail" sketches based on your co-creative involvement
and information provided from your design questionnaire. These
diagrams will indicate proper placement of rooms, relationships
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Floor Planning - After the initial bubble sketch,
a "to scale" conceptual floor plan is developed, demonstrating
proposed room proportions and placement. The concept contains
schematic information, room dimensions and area calculations.
Overlay sketches may be prepared during the planning process
to fine-tune the design to meet your final vision and expectations.
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Elevation
Theme - The designer will develop schematic concepts of your
exterior elevation theme based on your taste or regional influences.
We are very particular about capturing true historical characters,
paying homage to any timeless theme or creating a truly unique
style of your own. Upon approval of your elevation, a colored
concept is prepared to demonstrate depth, scale and necessary
proportion of your new home.
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We rely on the advanced computer technology of AutoCAD to provide
you with the most accurate and detailed drawings available. Your
concept is prepared on the computer for preliminary layout approval,
allowing minor modifications to be made with precise accuracy.
Exterior elevations and roof plans are developed in preparation
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To assure you the creativity we design is prepared with exact
detail; our designers, technicians and consultants prepare your
final construction plans using the latest in computer technology.
Plans will consist of necessary drawings and details to communicate
the accurate construction of your home. Final documents are ready
for permitting and construction; consisting of foundation plans,
floor plans, exterior elevations and cross sections. Other information
includes site plan, electrical plans, wall sections, construction
details and optional interior elevations.
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