Visuals tell a great story!!
I thought I would share another before and after displaying how design plays another significant role in transforming the look, feel and experience of this front home entry!!
What do you think?
In all my years in the pool and landscape design and build industry, I have never understood why clients want to compromise or eliminate the design process. It is the smallest cost of the project, the most important investment, it is a mutual and binding contract holding everyone accountable and provides the direction and efficiency needed to complete and assure you get the product you wanted and agreed too.
Most importantly to the customer, establishes a sense of cost and budget!!
What do you think?
In all my years in the pool and landscape design and build industry, I have never understood why clients want to compromise or eliminate the design process. It is the smallest cost of the project, the most important investment, it is a mutual and binding contract holding everyone accountable and provides the direction and efficiency needed to complete and assure you get the product you wanted and agreed too.
Most importantly to the customer, establishes a sense of cost and budget!!
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You literally walked along side the house, opposed to receiving it from a angle and perspective that you could appreciate the lines and architectural details of the home.The proportions were all wrong in relationship to the scale of the home as well.
The free standing wall creates a nice sense of space and scale at the entry, a small garden court!!
Unfortunately, the majority of work out there is bad, because the design process and expertise in order to design is lacking or devalued by the majority. So the minority has to constantly justify and reinforce their process and value.
After 35 years and designing and building over 1,500 project, I still need to justify the value, when the results should speak for themselves and say, " it works" !!
Check out this during and after. This wing was added to a 100 year old Normandy Tudor and the goal was to create a seamless transition between old and new. Can you tell that this is a new addition??