Seth A Leeb Architect

  Architectural design and interior design are two separate disciplines, but they come together in an important way and both play a major role in the overall look and feel of a home. Recently, architecture schools and interior design schools have started merging these two distinct practices because they’re undeniably connected, but before we learn more about that, let’s look at the history of each practice in its own context: Architectural Design  Traditionally, architects work with all elements of space including building codes, exterior materials, engineering, and safety and access. For a home this means any building permits that are required, what the outside of the house – including the roof – looks like, and how energy efficient the house is. Architects also focus on interior design elements like the general layout, how to maximize space in each room, and creating a certain feel.  Interior Design Interior designers focus more on how the interior of a house looks, and this includes

  An architect can design your   commercial space   with the perfect mix of creative and commerce. Corporate spaces are too often designed with only functionality in mind, leaving them looking drab, lifeless, and all the same. The design of a building has a major impact on the way people feel while in the space, so if you’re considering a commercial remodel, here are three reasons to use architecture services: An architect will help you avoid costly design errors. If you aren’t experienced in the intricacies of architecture, it’s easy to make small design errors that end up being big problems down the road. Design errors will cost you time, money, and sometimes only become obvious once the remodel is near completion, meaning you must start all over again. An architect can analyze your space and make realistic recommendations. For business owners, every day you remain closed is a day you’re losing money, so time is of the essence. Don’t let a design error keep you closed longer than nec