Architects in New York, NY

Residential architects design homes, additions and major remodels. They develop the layout and appearance of a building, prepare drawings for permits and construction and can help you work with contractors through the building process.

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Common architect services include:

  • Custom home design
  • Addition and major remodel design
  • Construction drawings for permits
  • Feasibility and zoning reviews
  • Construction administration and contractor coordination

Hire an architect for new construction, additions or complex remodels where layout, structure or code compliance matter. Interior finishes and furnishings are the focus of interior designers.

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New York, NY Architects

George Ranalli Architect is an award-winning New York architecture firm founded by George Ranalli that practices thoughtful, design-led architecture attuned to history and context; the company delivers a broad range of services including institutional, residential, commercial and exhibit work, as well as planning and historic preservation, and has completed projects such as the East Harlem Public Park and museum exhibition designs, demonstrating a commitment to innovative, site-sensitive solutions (contact page | firm homepage).

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Architect Questions and Answers

What does a residential architect do?

A residential architect listens to your goals, studies the site and constraints, designs floor plans and elevations, prepares drawings for permits and construction, and can help review bids and observe construction.

When do I need an architect?

An architect is valuable for new homes, additions, structural changes and remodels where layout, building codes or zoning are complex. Some jurisdictions require stamped drawings for certain projects, so check local requirements.

How do I choose an architect?

Review portfolios for projects similar in type and style, ask about the design process and deliverables, and confirm licensing in your state. Discuss how fees are structured and what happens during construction.

What affects the cost of hiring an architect?

Cost depends on the project's size and complexity, the services you need, such as design only or construction administration, the number of revisions and consultant needs like structural engineering.

How should I prepare to meet an architect?

Gather your property survey, existing plans or photos, a list of needs and wants, inspiration images and a budget range. Think about how you use your home now and what is not working.