Architecture Ideas

JUNE 6, 2022

You’ve likely created the design and decided if you’ll DIY or work with a contractor. With all the time and effort you’re pouring into this renovation, don’t get caught without the most important thing — a home addition permit. . Why Do I Need a Permit? Permits are a way to enforce zoning laws and building regulations.

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Santa Cruz Architect

FEBRUARY 20, 2023

Once you decide to undertake a home improvement project, you’ll invest time and energy determining your budget, your floor plan layout, architectural style, and whether your project’s scope necessitates the involvement of a contractor, architect, or both. Why Do I Need a Building Permit at All? Roof replacement.

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The Architecture Designs

FEBRUARY 8, 2024

Before embarking on any project, a homeowner must ensure they’re well-versed in local building codes and have secured the necessary permits. The temptation to save money with unlicensed contractors can backfire spectacularly. Insurance considerations are often overlooked yet vital. Understanding your rights is also vital.

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Dwell

AUGUST 2, 2023

Rendering courtesy of Lehrer Architects and Kadre Architects The city partnered with smaller architecture firms to design plans for ADUs —emphasizing good design and affordability—that would be pre-approved for permitting ease. You can’t just download it, pay the fee, and get a permit.

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A4 Architects

JANUARY 30, 2024

This can establish “grandfathered” conditions that may apply to new project and impact planning and zoning calculations. South & West Proposed Elevations (555 Ocean Ave, Newport, RI) The next phase is known as “Bidding, Negotiation and Permitting.”

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The Architecture Designs

FEBRUARY 24, 2024

Screened-in options can offer a bug-free zone, enhancing comfort during warmer seasons. The integration of water-saving fixtures, rainwater harvesting systems, and, where regulations permit, gray water recycling can profoundly reduce water consumption and ease the demand on municipal supplies.

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Community Architect

MAY 7, 2021

Baltimore County entered one of those agreements where over 12 years 1000 affordable "hard" units have to be built, preferably in so called " Opportunity Zones " where the County also has to relocate an additional 1000 households via vouchers. Little progress since 1968 "Fair Housing" is federal law since 1968. Moving to Opportunity ).Because

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