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Planning A Renovation

Westeck News

Having a plan and understanding the contracting process are keys to finding the right contractor and getting the results you want. Contracts 4. Liens, Permits & Warranties 6 HIRE A CONTRACTOR 1. Contractors to avoid 3. Checking out contractors 4. Finalizing a contract 2. DIY or Hire a Pro?

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Navigating Legalities in Home Improvements

The Architecture Designs

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. Homeowners should verify their contractor’s insurance to cover potential accidents or damages.

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Basic Steps For Creating An ADU

Santa Cruz Architect

If you have an existing ADU that is not currently legally permitted, you may find that some of these steps may not apply to you as you go through the process of obtaining city approval and getting your ADU registered. For example, you may only find that you need to prepare a design and apply for ADU and/or building permit approval.

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Observation & Insight – The Construction Administration Phase

Matt Fajkus Architecture

The architect and contractor work together during this phase to answer questions, identify and resolve issues, and guide the project to completion. The architect ensures the architectural intent of the project holds true throughout construction by providing design insight and additional clarity to the contractor. nish detailing.

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A4 Guide: The Six Phases of the Architectural Design Process

A4 Architects

South & West Existing Elevations (555 Ocean Ave, Newport, RI) Once the architect and client have agreed upon a schematic design the process moves into the “Design Development” phase. South & West Proposed Elevations (555 Ocean Ave, Newport, RI) The next phase is known as “Bidding, Negotiation and Permitting.”

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Top 5 Dos and Don’ts: Impact of Homebuilding Budget on Cost and Quality

Design Thoughts Architects

Regulatory Requirements and Permits: Compliance with building codes, permits, and other regulatory requirements is essential. Contractor and Supplier Issues: The miscellaneous amount provides a financial cushion to address challenges with contractors, suppliers, weather conditions, or access limitations.

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Meet the Team: Who Works with an Architect on a Design Project?

DesignScape Architects

From building contractors, civil engineers, and even interior designers — we’re here to help you find out exactly who works with an architect. Their involvement usually centres around developing an outdoor space that complements your architect’s building design.

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