Whether you’re hiring an architect for a home addition, a renovation, or completely new construction, one of the most important aspects of the project is clear communication. The following questions will help you decide if an architect is the right fit for you and help...
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Finding an architect for your home addition may require even more searching than finding a “regular” architect. You’d be surprised how many decisions just one architectural process entails – in fact, the average home construction project entails about 1000 decisions! It’s the architect’s job to make the questions less...
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Home remodeling can apply to just one room (or bathroom), or the entire home overall. There are a ton of different things, reasons, and ways, to do it!...
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Choosing your interior design style is the first step (after choosing that you want to redesign, of course) in determining what colors, furniture, and decorations you’ll be purchasing for the design of your home...
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Interior designers can help you turn your house into a home – they’ll be able to physically achieve the vision of the style you want, or they can help you establish a vision (and implement it) if you don’t even know where to begin. Why should I hire an...
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What is millwork? In architectural design, millwork is essentially any woodwork that’s produced in a wood mill that is visible in the home. It refers to the decorative interior finishes that can be installed nearly anywhere, giving character and distinction, and often an air of luxury, to the home...
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The fundamentals of modern architecture are clean and simple. Its ever-present philosophy abides to the ideal that form follows function. Therefore, modern architects express themselves through simplicity, clear views of structural elements and by eschewing unnecessary design details. It’s easy to confuse modern architecture with contemporary architecture. In casual usage,...
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New Jersey is a unique state, with one-third of its counties bordering either the Atlantic Ocean or one of the nine rivers in the state. The coastal zone lies along the Atlantic Ocean which moderates its temperature; it is subject to strong coastal storms (nor'easters)...
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Architects and developers are increasingly tasked with creating gorgeous homes that are also able to stand up to nature's whims. Working on any sort of building project in a coastal or high-risk area in New Jersey, homeowners are hyper-aware of the need to protect their...
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New Jersey is home to 9 million people, who are spread out over 52 cities, 15 towns, 241 townships, and 3 villages. The style of architecture tends to vary from region to region, as some areas are older than others, and some areas are more...
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