DESIGN BUILD
At heart, we are a design-build company. While we are always happy to work with architects and designers, the majority of our projects are of our own design in collaboration with our clients. We love the creative process and enjoy developing designs that meet our clients specific needs while reflecting their unique aesthetic.
Wonder what it will look like? Let us show you —-
Before and After
Design Model and Finished Product:
Brighton Kitchen remodel: Redesigned the layout of the first floor, including moving the kitchen to a new area in order to better suit our client’s needs and family lifestyle.
Fairport kitchen remodel: This design reflected our clients love of natural wood while preparing their home for a growing family.
Roost Builders provides architectural modeling services for additions to existing homes.
The design proposed is always intended to give a real boost to the existing roost -- translating the original style and charm.
Project Notes:
Displayed here is a proposed porch addition which incorporates architectural features of the existing structure into the design of the addition.
It is often difficult for a homeowner to imagine what their new addition will look like once it is added to the original structure.
Architectural modeling provides perspective and scale in 3-D renderings which offer architectural details and finished trim and color so that you no longer have to wonder what your addition or porch will look like before you decide to build.
Since the detailing is to scale, the process also provides our team with cost-saving fine-tuning opportunities to discuss details with an informed client who can see the project from all sides.
The added fee for architectural modeling more often than not pays for itself in peace of mind.
Before and After Models:
Architectural modeling permits visualization of additions to existing conditions.
Virtually Unlimited Views
Models provide views from any point around the structure.
Accessory Buildings:
Gaining Perspective:
Architectural modeling also allows the client to understand the relation of the size and massing of the new structure to the exisiting home and yard.