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Our Livability at a Glance™ color coding for floor plans helps you quickly identify how each area of the home can be utilized. Areas shaded yellow are identified as spaces ideal for entertaining.
Whether it’s a front courtyard, expanded deck, or backyard barbecue, plan for outdoor entertaining when you are designing your new home!
Of all the ways builders try to differentiate themselves from the competition, one of the most underutilized is being known for building healthier homes.
Contemplating building a new home? Odds are your future looks bright! It all begins with a plan, and where you get your home plan matters!
In today’s economy, there are nearly 40 million home-based businesses in the U.S. today, and an increasing number of households are operating more than one business from their home.
Like picking a university or falling in love and deciding to marry, choosing to build a new home can be one of life’s most rewarding and stressful experiences. The house plan–your dream on paper–becomes the manuscript which weaves together the various people (developer, builder, sub-contractors, lender, etc.) and products that will bring your vision to reality.
Our Livability at a Glance™ color coding for floor plans helps you quickly identify how each area of the home can be utilized. Areas shaded green are identified as flexible spaces designed to easily adapt to changing family situations–meeting both current and future needs.
In years of home design, we often heard homeowners requesting specialized spaces for their own unique needs…Using this feedback, we created what we call a Signature Space™ – a small flex space that can be used however the homeowner wishes.
Covered outdoor spaces are a “natural” opportunity for additional finished living space when you are evaluating home plans for their sustainability for you and your household.
“In our neighborhood, they won’t allow any sheds or storage buildings. What am I going to do?” “I have to keep the garage doors down because there’s so much stuff in the garage it’s embarrassing when people drive by.” “I need a place for the patio furniture when the snow starts to fly.”
