Services / Residential architect
Built for: New York & New Jersey Homeowners

Renovate Smart. Add Value. Know Every Step.

Additions, renovations and custom homes, from first questions through final walkthrough. We guide New Jersey and New York homeowners through design, approvals and construction with clear steps and honest numbers. Recent homes include work in Montclair, West Orange, Lodi, Edison, Toms River and Sea Girt.

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New Jersey homes as architect of record
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Stages, first visit to walkthrough
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LiDAR scan of your existing home
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Principal on your project throughout
Langfeldt Residence, a whole home renovation in Franklin Park, NJ
New York & New Jersey services

New York

In denser New York settings, co-op and condo board approval is often a step beyond DOB filing. We prepare board submission packages alongside your permit drawings, so both processes move together instead of one stalling the other.

New Jersey

Approval and variance requirements vary by New Jersey township. Our own homes run from Montclair to Seaside Park, and we check your town's requirements before design starts.

How we work

Five Stages, One Team

01
Discover

We start with a site visit to understand your home, your goals, and what's realistic within your budget. For most renovations, this includes a conversation about scope: what you want to change, what you need to keep, and what the site and zoning allow.

02
Design

We develop design options grounded in how you live in the space, working through layout, light, and material decisions together before anything is finalized.

03
Approve

We prepare and file the drawings your jurisdiction requires, and in New York co-op or condo settings, the board submission package as well. You get a realistic timeline for your town or building.

04
Document

Construction documents are detailed enough that your contractor can price and build accurately, reducing the change orders and disputes that come from vague scope.

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Deliver

We stay involved during construction, answering field questions and reviewing progress, through your final walkthrough.

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