Posts tagged integrated project delivery
Brunswick Brick Mansion- Part One!
Brunswick Brick Mansion- Part One!

The transformation of a 200 year-old brick building into seven tiny, modern apartments.

My friend Ben bought a big brick building in very rough shape. He wanted me to be the architect on a massive renovation and I jumped at the opportunity. Despite its deteriorating condition, the bones of this place were spectacular, the potential was enormous. Huge windows. Fancy, hand carved exterior molding. It was built circa 1830 for a wealthy merchant family. 1830! After 2.5 years, I finally “after” photos. YIPPEE! Here’s the full story and LOTS of photos…

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Behind the Scenes: Designing A Home
Behind the Scenes: Designing A Home

Behind the Scenes! A series of posts to help you understand what I’m doing back here. You know, behind the scenes. Up next, Designing A House!

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Navigate the Industry, Design DIYAshley Hopwood Farrardesign, autoCAD, as-builts, measurements, schematic design, floor plans, site plan, demolition plan, elevations, sections, contractor, integrated project delivery, energy consultant, design documents, roof plan, electrical plan, dimension plan, interior elevations, HVAC, engineer, construction documents, exterior material spec, fire rating, permit
Integrated Project Delivery: It’s Common Sense
Integrated Project Delivery: It’s Common Sense

IPD is the simple, common sense way to build.

I’ve written a couple articles about project delivery methods. But there’s one method I haven’t written about yet, which is crazy because it’s my favorite. It’s called Integrated Project Delivery.

Most homeowners don’t even know IPD exists but it’s quickly gaining popularity with building industry pros.

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