Plan
Plan
Meet with us to discuss the overall scope of your project and the services required. During this free initial consultation, we will gather the necessary information to provide an accurate estimate of design costs and services.
When we meet for the first time or on the scheduled conference call, we need to know about your vision and goals. It is most beneficial if you can provide, at least in broad terms, a scalable floor plan and site address, as well as contact information for any additional members of your design team. Site specifics such as the availability of natural gas, the position of the electric panel, whether you will want an office, The number of seats you want and any known issues with the location are crucial
Design
Design
Using the information you've supplied about the project requirements, build a layout that matches your needs. We can collaborate with your team of architects, builders, engineers, and contractors to verify that the design is precise and cohesive with the rest of the area.
Most clients prefer a scalable floor design for the health department and plan review submissions. A rough plan for a moderate-sized space can be developed very quickly. Your feedback will lead to a revision. When the plan is suitable for you, we provide equipment and furniture depending on your tastes, the level of durability required, and your budget. Your preferred brands and specialist equipment will be included on the equipment agenda. You get an itemized list of manufacturers, models, and accessories.very affordable prices.
Develop
Develop
With a proper floor plan, equipment specified for your needs, and a budget, we can work with your architect, contractor, and others to make you ready to open the doors! In addition to the electronically uploaded plan, specifications, and pricing, you may also receive utility schedules, elevations, installation instructions, dimensioned rough-in drawings, and renderings. These can help to avoid conflicts with other design features, which could otherwise result in costly corrective activities like redesign and modification orders throughout the construction or restoration phase. Providing more detail to your contractor enables more accurate estimates and speedier project completion.
