Todd has an eye for layout. With this in mind, he often produces preliminary sketches for a client before the architect ever gets on the clock. But at some point, an architect becomes critical to the process.
“There’s always a fundamental structure to consider,” Todd says. “If it’s a new home, we want to apply a client’s vision to timeless architectural models. If it’s a remodel, we want updates that maintain the strengths of a home’s original design.”
Next, a designer will drill down even more details about a client’s lifestyle and aesthetic to create a cohesive, functional style.
“A home’s individual character is achieved through details,” Todd says.