INITIAL CONSULTATION

During this phase we will define the scope of the project. What your goals and objectives are for each space and as a whole. Measurements and photos are also taken.

Schematic Design

In the schematic design phase, conceptual space planning and furniture layouts are developed. Rough sketches and elevations are created, preliminary furniture and finish ideas are developed and then presented to the client for review and revision.

DESIGN Development

After final approval of the schematic design, we develop floor plans, elevations and other related items in greater detail. Colors and finishes are refined, furniture, fabrics and equipment are selected, and cost estimates are prepared. The resulting design is presented to the client for review, revision and final approval.

In this phase, the specific details of the work to be completed are documented. These details include millwork specification, finish selections such as flooring and paint, lighting plans and fixture selection, plumbing location and fixture selection, and electrical layouts in regard to the total scope of work to be completed. In the second phase, bids are obtained, contractors selected, and purchase orders are issued.

This is the final stage where things are built and installed. The designer is often onsite during "installation" to ensure items are received in good condition, installed correctly, and that documents have been followed properly.

Upon completion of the Construction Administration phase we will conduct a walk through of the project and create a punch list of any tasks that need to be assessed