Hero's Hearth
A16 | Project Summary
This interior home renovation was designed to honor the memory of a fallen firefighter and provide his family with a more functional and comfortable living space. The entryway and overall layout were reimagined to improve flow from the dining room to the kitchen, creating a more cohesive and welcoming environment. A new mudroom and bathroom were added at the rear of the home, providing convenient access to the family’s hot tub and deck—perfect for relaxation and enjoying time together outdoors. This thoughtful renovation not only enhances the home’s functionality but also serves as a tribute to the family’s resilience and love.
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Littleton
Owner
8 Months
RENOVATION
Signature Design Process
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- Site analysis
- Existing conditions
- Budgeting
- Code review
- Contractor interviews negotiation
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- Basic design concept generation
- 1-2 Iterations on a theme design evolution
- Plan approval to move forward to construction documents
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- Detailed drawings
- 1 Major edit allowed
- Finish selection
- Permit comments
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- Minimum of 3-5 site visits during construction
- Ensure the follow-through of the original design intent
ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES - Large Interior & Exterior Renovation
Space Planning
Main Level Reconfiguration
Enhance Existing Architecture
Interior Design & Finish Selections
Gourmet Kitchen with Eat-In Island
More details coming soon
Before
Under Construction
After
RENOVATION
Common Questions
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The estimated timeline for completing a large interior renovation project can vary depending on factors such as the scope of work, the size of the space, and any unexpected challenges encountered during the process. Generally, a large renovation may take several weeks to several months to complete, from planning and design stages to construction and finishing touches.
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The costs associated with a large interior renovation project can also vary widely depending on factors such as the quality of materials, the complexity of the design, and the extent of structural changes required. Homeowners should budget for expenses such as materials, labor, permits, design fees, and any unforeseen costs that may arise during the project.
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Minimizing disruption to daily life during a large interior renovation project is a priority for homeowners and contractors alike. Strategies for minimizing disruption may include setting up temporary living arrangements, establishing clear communication channels with the contractor, and scheduling work to minimize noise and inconvenience during peak hours.
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The planning and design process for a large interior renovation project typically involves several key steps, including initial consultations, site assessments, concept development, design presentations, and finalizing construction drawings. Homeowners play an active role in decision-making throughout the process, providing input on design preferences, material selections, and budget considerations.
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Before undertaking a large interior renovation project, it's essential to address any structural considerations to ensure the safety and stability of the space. This may involve consulting with structural engineers to assess the integrity of load-bearing walls, reinforcing existing structures, or making structural modifications to accommodate design changes. Addressing structural elements early in the planning process helps prevent delays and ensures a smooth renovation process.
