Our projects
Work across greater Charlotte, at the stage it has actually reached — not a portfolio of finished rooms borrowed from somewhere else. Open one to see what it is, where it is and what happens next.
On site
What is being built right now.
Coming soon
On the board, not yet in the ground.
Concepts and pre-construction. Drawings exist, the finish is being defined, and the permit has not been pulled.
Photographs and detail are added as each job reaches a stage worth showing. Nothing on this page is a stock image of somebody else’s house.
In house
Every one of them drawn here first.
Design–build means the drawings and the building are one firm and one contract. Our designers and drafters work in house, on the same floor as the people who will build it — which is why a detail that cannot be built gets caught on paper rather than on site. If you are already working with an architect or an interior designer, we build from their plan set just as happily; the coordination is the same either way.
Space planning, layouts and selections
Where the room goes, how you move through it, and what it is made of. Kitchen and bath layouts, cabinetry configuration, flooring and lighting concepts, finish and material selections — developed with you rather than handed to you.
The complete plan set, drawn in house
Plans, elevations, sections and schedules. Construction drawings that the trades, the subcontractors and the permitting authority all work from, so nobody on site is guessing what was meant.
Stamped by a licensed engineer
When the work touches the structure — a load-bearing wall, a large opening, a second storey — the plan set goes to a licensed structural engineer for calculations and a seal before it is submitted.
Submitted, reviewed, approved
We manage the submission and coordinate any revisions the city asks for, so the project clears review cleanly and you are cleared to break ground.
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your project.
A conversation and a walk through the rooms you are thinking about — no charge, and no obligation at the end of it.