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In September, the client submitted a proposal to begin the entitlement process for renovations to the SOM and Pietro Belluschi-designed structure. The institution says it is still in the exploratory phase of the process and cautions it has yet to commit to a project or submitted any other permits as the concepts are explored further.
But he soon ran into issues that only come with experience, like how much time it takes to get a permit and what constitutes a necessity in such a small space. Years ago, when Jeffrey Wilson was just getting started in the prefab industry, he set his sights on glamping—you know, camping, but for people who don’t want to get dirty.
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We worked closely with the client to navigate each successfully. This preserved the curbside presence, and offered our client an improved ROI. Combining planning and design, we revised an old master use permit and an expiring contract rezone w. we could significantly increase the floor area on the interior.
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Intuitively, you approach these projects by thinking, Do less harm, says Coplon, the founder and principal of Coplon Associates , whos spent the bulk of his career working on public-facing projects for clients such as nonprofits and conservation organizations. We really tried to maintain what had already been disturbed.
Our clients wanted the home to feel open and connected but not cavernous," explained the studio. We introduced an internal timber slatted balcony that permitted a dialogue between the bedrooms, the living space and the garden, lending an almost civic quality to the flat," said Nimtim Architects. It opens out to a lush walled garden.
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Prefab company Cover offers turnkey projects by handling permitting, installation, and everything in between. We’re using software to streamline the design, engineering, and permitting process, and we’re building homes on a production line more like how cars are made."
Their client, a writer and filmmaker, had purchased a narrow plot at the end of a ’60s terrace in addition to an adjacent small garden, hoping to build a contemporary home across both sites where he could stay for years to come. The process of persuading the city to embrace a more modern design approach took 24 months," says McMahon.
We were able to permit the unit in 30 days, keep on-site work to about 20 days, and set the unit to its foundation the same day it was delivered fully furnished. In Sacramento County, Bequall was able to reduce the time it takes to obtain a permit to almost 80 percent of that required for stick-built construction projects.
The clients were a young couple who were looking to build their first home on the property. The clients wanted the house that engaged with the surrounding landscape, and had a reduced environmental footprint. Photo courtesy of FABPREFAB The clients came to us after some challenges with a traditional design and construction process.
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It all started as an exploration into how we could help our clients make decisions quickly on what to do with their vacant office space. To that end, we’ve been working with multiple municipalities across North America to understand how this challenge can be navigated.
I have fond memories of him wearing a bow tie and cranking up the music before an important client meeting and the office sort of taking on a special energy. I am going through my first significant permitting process with them on our Lombard apartment building, so I have to be careful what I say here!
Because this would be such a small building, I knew I wouldn’t need a permit and could start building immediately." Alpine Media Productions "I knew a studio could be a portfolio piece," Tim explains, "so why not do something creative?
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