Seth A Leeb Architect

  Whether you’re looking to build a new home or you’re simply an admirer of great architecture, exploring popular residential architectural styles is both fun and informative. Our team of NJ architects have been   designing homes   for over 20 years. From modest 3 bedroom ranches, to multimillion dollar custom mansions at the Jersey shore, we’ve designed according to many popular architectural styles. Getting that “wow” factor for your home on budget – this is what our team does best. With that said, our team has reviewed some of the most popular  residential architectural  styles and what makes them unique. Art Deco Largely associated with the funky colored apartment complexes and buildings in Miami Beach, this style is characterized by sleek design, geometric facades accompanied by curved elements, and simple, clean shapes with a streamlined look. Art deco actually originated in Europe, and its creators sought to create fresh, modern buildings that looked totally different to previou

Commercial architects design a variety of buildings for public use, including schools, office buildings, train stations, hospitals, restaurants and many more. Building designers who specialize in commercial architecture have different sets of concerns and considerations than  residential architects . When it comes to exterior and interior architectural factors, there are many differences when designing for a public space vs. someone’s personalized home. In this article, we’ll answer some of the most frequently asked questions about commercial architecture and how it differs from residential architecture. The main difference between a residential architect and a commercial architect As mentioned,  commercial architects  often have specific considerations when designing commercial buildings, including building size, foot traffic, proper spacing for maximum comfort, the correct number of restrooms, designing for maximum airflow in conjunction with the heating and cooling systems, and perh