A space made for how you live. Bought exactly how you need it. Most architects ask you to commit to the whole journey before you've solved anything - Tailored Space doesn't.
Seven phases, five ways to package them. Click a number or letter below to see it on its own - no scrolling through the rest.
You get exact scaled drawings of your existing house, find what can change and what can't, and learn about applicable codes and zoning regulations. You leave knowing what is possible before anyone draws a wall.
You see the idea in three dimensions for the first time, and you can react to it. You leave this phase knowing whether it is the one, or what has to change.
A budgeting check after Schematic Design. A contractor prices the work early, so you know where the number stands before paying for full documentation.
Materials, assemblies, and the details that decide how the finished rooms feel. You leave this phase with a design resolved enough to price and to build.
The drawings that a contractor prices and a plan reviewer approves. Vague drawings become change orders, so this is where your budget is protected or lost.
A dedicated phase for the permitting process. I submit, answer every jurisdiction request, and revise the drawings until the permit is in hand.
Something always changes on site. I know why, and I am there to protect what you approved, your representative until the last day.
You get as-built drawings, a consolidated design direction, and a contractor's estimate for it. You leave knowing what the design is and what it costs to build - enough to decide whether to hold or move forward.
The full design arc, start to finish, without a separate pricing checkpoint in the middle.
Everything from a resolved design through a completed, inspected project: permit drawings, a permit in hand, a selected and bid-out contractor, and peace of mind during construction.
You already have a resolved design - from an earlier phase, another architect, or your own sketches - and need it turned into a permit-ready, buildable set.
The same permit-ready documentation as Package D, plus getting the actual permit in hand and the contractor bid process handled.
