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RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
New Construction, Renovations, and Additions
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New Construction
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Zoning, setback, and site feasibility analysis to confirm buildability before design begins
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Custom home design based on daily living patterns, orientation, and long-term use
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Lakefront home planning addressing shoreline rules, flood elevations, and view corridors
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Structural coordination for open spans, multi-level layouts, and modern floor plans
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Permit-ready construction documents and contractor bid coordination
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Renovations
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Field verification of existing conditions, structure, and code constraints
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Kitchen, bath, and whole-home remodel design tied to current building codes
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Exterior and façade redesign to modernize aging homes while preserving character
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Lakefront renovations resolving nonconforming setbacks and floodplain upgrades
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Phased construction planning to maintain livability during renovation
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Additions
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Room additions sized and located to meet zoning and lot coverage limits
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Second-floor additions with full structural load and foundation analysis
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Rear and lake-facing additions designed to preserve light, views, and privacy
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Architectural detailing to ensure additions read as original to the home
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Design Approach
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Collaborative design process with clear decision points and cost awareness
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Early coordination with zoning officials and consultants to avoid redesigns
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Detailed drawings that reduce change orders and construction delays
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