Madison Renovation

A43 | Project Summary

Step into a showcase of the client's impeccable taste, where every detail reflects their unique style. We seamlessly transformed a segmented main level into a breathtaking open concept, all while preserving the integrity of the home's original architectural features. From inception to completion, NAGY Design meticulously curated every aspect of this project, from construction drawings to the final touches of interior design, ensuring a flawless and cohesive transformation.

  1000 sq. ft

  Centennial, CO

  Owner

  1 Year

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RENOVATION

Signature Design Process

• Phase 01: Predesign & Contractor Selection

  - Site analysis

  - Existing conditions

  - Budgeting

  - Code review

  - Contractor interviews negotiation

• Phase 02: Schematic Design & Design Development

  - Basic design concept generation

  - 1-2 Iterations on a theme design evolution

  - Plan approval to move forward to construction documents

• Phase 03: Construction Docs & Finish Selection

  - Detailed drawings

  - 1 Major edit allowed

  - Finish selection

  - Permit comments

• Phase 04: Construction Observation

  - Minimum of 3-5 site visits during construction

  - Ensure the follow-through of the original design intent

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ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES - Large Interior Renovation

Space Planning

Open Concept Main Level

Enhance Existing Architecture

Interior Design & Finish Selections

Gourmet Kitchen with Eat-In Island

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After

RENOVATION

Common Questions

• What is the estimated timeline for completing a large interior renovation project?

  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.

• What are the typical costs associated with a large interior renovation, including materials, labor, and design fees?

  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.

• How do you ensure minimal disruption to daily life during a large interior renovation project?

  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.

• What steps are involved in the planning and design process for a large interior renovation, and how can homeowners be involved in decision-making?

  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.

• What structural considerations need to be addressed before undertaking a large interior renovation project, such as removing load-bearing walls or reinforcing existing structures?

  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.