Schematic Design
When working with an architect, the first step is to meet with them and discuss your vision for the project. With Robert A. Harris Architect, P.A., this step involves an exploration of your goals and needs for the building, two essential factors in determining.
Design Development
As the architectural process continues to move forward, our team will start developing concise designs for your project. It is during this phase that your vision will truly start to come to life, as we produce more detailed renderings of the building.
Contract Documents
Once the schematic designs have been fully developed, and the client is satisfied with how things are progressing, Robert A. Harris Architect, P.A. moves on to the next phase, the creation of contract documents.
3D Renderings
Robert A. Harris Architect, P.A. 3D renderings incorporate precisely scaled measurements that result in an accurate real-life digital depiction of your project.
Construction Phase Services
Has an influx of general contractors returned with a wide range of high and overpriced bids for your construction project in Orlando? If so, Robert A. Harris Architect, P.A. architects are available to help you manage the construction phase.
Project Management
No matter what size the building is, a construction project is a significant undertaking. There are hundreds of things, big and small, that require a watchful eye. Keeping track of every detail can be very overwhelming, but with an experienced project manager you can…
Feasibility Studies
Designing a building is an exciting undertaking, but there are a number of practical things that must come before the construction phase actually begins. Before you dive in and start planning how you’re going to furnish your future home or office, performing a feasibility study is in order.
Bidding & Negotiations Assistance
Once the design of your future building is completed, the hunt begins for the best company in Orlando to handle the construction.
Programming
Every project has a starting point, where interested parties come together to talk about what needs to be done in order to complete the necessary work. In architecture, everything begins with the programming stage.
Develops A Budget
It is not possible to overemphasize the importance of the project budget, especially the first statement of probable construction cost – for it is this number, however tentative and however qualified, that everyone remembers.
Creates A Design
Programming may seem like a straightforward process where a client hands the architect a list of requirements, who then creates a design based on the list. However, in reality it is an involved process where the architect and client go over what the client wants included in the design, assessing each need individually.
Sets A Tone
Because this sets the tone for rest of the project, the relationship between the client and architect must be strong in order to guarantee the best possible results. At Robert A. Harris Architect, P.A., we take the time to listen to our client’s needs, and work hard to create designs that are representative of their vision.