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Roost Architecture, Inc.
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 4 out of 5 stars30 January 2013
“Hired Roost Architecture to design an addition and remodel to our 24 year old home. We had a specific vision and "theme" for the project. Josh was a great listener and converted our ideas to drawings and specs.(while recommending some of his own ideas), that enabled our GC to build exactly what we had in mind. He was very helpful in the bid and GC selection process and helped us through a couple of sticky spots during the project. We are thrilled with the results. Josh answered questions thoughtfully and was responsive to e-mails and phone calls, as needed. We would highly recommend Josh.”
Diamond Design Consulting
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars5 May 2017
“Mark was great to work with! We worked with him designing our home remodel which included finishing our basement and doubling the size of our kitchen. His experience in the industry is immediately apparent. I also loved the fact that he cooks, so he really understood how to make the kitchen functional, down to the last detail. We recommend him to everyone!”
abSketches
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars7 March 2013
“this company is the most fair and easy to work with. Fun n crazy company. Allways rock!!!! I am sure absketches can grow bigger bigger and bigger. Cannot wait to see the absketches become a big company”
Sharrah Restoration & Construction Design
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars26 March 2016
“It's always a pleasure to work with Sharrah. We're flattered when our light fixtures are selected for these homes. There is a striking understanding of design, proportion, space, texture and material selection, that makes each structure a true work of art. We look forward to many projects to come. Thanks! The Bevolo Team”
MV Design
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars27 April 2022
“Everything went perfectly. Megan took our house with ZERO curb appeal and turned it into one of the cutest houses in Ocean Pines, MD. The house turned out exactly as she presented it, as shown in the rendering. We could not be happier with the results.”
Snyders Residential Design
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars7 March 2016
“We are currently working with Snyder's Residential Design and couldn't be happier. The owner has both construction and design experience and is very good! He listens to you and works with you to design your dream home just they way you want it.”
Crockett Log & Timber Frame Homes
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars5 January 2017
“Excellent company to work with very helpful with every aspect of construction. Very knowledgeable, quality products. Quick response with anything I need. I highly recommend them for your next home!!”
New Outlook Home Design
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars24 February 2024
“Val turned my 1970s master bathroom - maybe you know it: harvest gold toilet, harvest gold plastic shower/tub insert, curling linoleum, fake marble vanity, ugly light fixture, wallpaper (with ducks) - into the bathroom of my dreams. I wanted to bring my flowers and my outdoor setting into my bathroom and Val was able to pull it off - stone sink, live wood vanity, all of my flowers, ... I love it. So thank you so much to Val who designed it and painted the beautiful flowers on the walls.”
Harle Architects
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars5 January 2013
“Fred Harle designed our home about twenty years ago. Before developing the concept, he spent much time talking with us to determine our life style and what we wanted iin a house. Because our land (16 acres) was in the midst of farmlands at the foothills of the Blue Mountains, we wanted a home that fit in with the surroundings - a farm house. Fred designed a beautiful all briick home with an impressive chimney and green standing seam tin roof. The design is different from much of his work. It is not pictured with the portfolio of photographs on the Houzz site. But the design and beauty of our home is indicative of Fred Harle's artistry and creativity. We love our home. CE”
Martha Bubert design
Architects & Building Designers in Gettysburg.
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars22 February 2013
“Martha designed my kitchen and living room. She really listened to how we use our space and what our priorities were before designing. She was very patient with my questions, and created a beautiful space within my budget. Martha has not only a beautiful sense of space, color, texture and design, but she has tremendous knowledge about building and contracting, so she really knows what it will take to make your vision a reality. I could not be more pleased with our experience and the end result.”
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Why Hire Architects & Building Designers on Houzz?
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An architect or building designer in Gettysburg, PA can transform your needs and desires into a visual concept and habitable structure. They will help you determine what is possible in terms of your land and the budget you have, and then work with you to plan a home design that best caters to your lifestyle.

Architects and building designers have an extensive knowledge of architectural designs and trends, as well as construction methods and building materials, and are well versed in seeing the ‘bigger picture’. Depending on the architecture firm you hire, their scope of work can span project management and sustainable design for your renovation, to the selection of furniture and finishes. So whether you’re building from scratch, adding an extension or renovating your Gettysburg, PA home, engage an architect or building designer to make your dream home a reality.

How do I find the best architect for my home design project?


It is best to hire a home architect or building designer who will be involved in all phases of the design process, from the initial concept to the completed construction. The architect is often the first person you will hire for your project. If necessary, they might also help you select and hire Gettysburg, PA general contractors, which can include builders, engineers and landscape architects. Interior architects are also involved in negotiating contracts for all involved participants. It is for these reasons that it is extremely important for you to have a good relationship with the residential architect you hire. He or she can be the tie-breaking vote between you and the general contractor and can be your biggest advocate during the construction process.

As far as the process goes, the architecture firm that you choose will start with concept drawings and finish with construction drawings and documents. Some firms even design with 3D renderings and videos, but that should not be assumed. One of the most important duties of an architect is project management – that is, to serve as managers and supervise most aspects of construction, as well as facilitate communication between all other contractors.

It is very important to hire the right professional for the job. Remember that the most well-known or established architect or building designer might not provide the best architectural services for your needs. It all comes down to the individual project. Research and ask people whose work you like for recommendations. It's important to have an idea of the style of architecture you prefer, as well as the amount you would like to spend. Architects are natural problem solvers. They will assess the entire situation and help you to solve your problems too. Don't settle for a single company too early. Call and interview a few. Make sure that you feel like your personalities will mesh well and that you like their professional perspective.

Questions to ask prospective architects and building designers in Gettysburg, PA:


  • What is your fee structure?
  • What does the cost include?
  • Do you have professional liability insurance?
  • What types of renderings (3D, video, illustrative) will you produce?
  • What is your experience with similar projects?
  • When do you expect to start and be finished with the project?
  • What do your services include? (It's best that the services are until construction is completed.)
  • What happens when the cost exceeds the budget?
  • Can you provide me with references?
  • Would you say your work has a defining style? (This is important in case the architect's personal style will interfere with
  • your vision.)
  • Will you help with hiring general contractors and renovation contractors?
  • What do you estimate the cost will be?
  • What will I need to provide?
  • Are there any complications you foresee with this project?

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