BIM has become the industry standard for planning, design and construction documentation on commercial projects. We believe it should be the standard on all projects, including residential.

When remodeling the whole house you have the opportunity to make dramatic changes by carefully rearranging spaces and moving or demolishing old, bulky elements of the past.

A second story addition is a complex project, often requiring structural upgrades to the existing house below. Mechanical, plumbing, and electrical service will need to be extended into the new space.

While a basement may seem like an easy space to remodel, it usually is more complex than remodeling other spaces in the home.

The residential kitchen has evolved from the standby of oak cabinets and plastic laminate countertops to a modern showpiece with exotic stone counters and commercial quality kitchen appliances.

Bathrooms have transformed from simple rooms for cleansing the body to spaces to relax, unwind, and get away from the stresses of daily life. A well designed bathroom can be your own private refuge, or a space to share with someone special.

Most people don’t know where to start when choosing exterior colors and materials. After all, unless you are a seasoned remodeler, you’ve probably never done it before. Choosing the wrong materials can be an expensive mistake that could be avoided with a little guidance.

With Seattle hills and amazing views, we often find we are reaching higher to capture those views. A deck addition or roof deck can be a wonderful and useful space – or a complete nightmare (if it leaks). Here are some tips to do it right the first time.

Most people think of garages as utility space – either a space to store your car, or, more likely, a space to put stuff that can’t go anywhere else. But a well designed garage can be both a place to keep your vehicle and organize your belongings.

Buildings account for nearly 40% of the total energy consumed in the United States, so designing an energy efficient green home can be good for the pocket book, in addition to being good for the environment.

Laundry rooms and mudrooms aren’t the heart of the home, but they do keep the house functioning. A well designed laundry and mudroom can help make your life easier and help keep your family organized.