Seth A Leeb Architect

An architect may be the first person who comes to mind when you think of building a home, but from beginning to end, the architect will be involved with many different teams and individuals. One of the most important partnerships an architect will have during the construction process is with a contractor. A contractor is the person responsible for finding the right subcontractors and other construction professionals who will complete the job to the highest standard. The contractor also manages and oversees this team for the duration of the project.  Residential architects use the following criteria to choose the best contractors for their projects: Experience.  An architect will try to find a contractor who has worked on similar projects in the past, and who has an impressive portfolio of work. Contractors often have specialized experience, like building homes on a steep hill or building homes that are fully wheelchair accessible.  Aesthetic alignment.  If an architect has been hired t

Retirement is a phase of life many of us look forward to. You’ve worked hard for several decades, you’ve made sacrifices, and perhaps you haven’t had the time to pursue your interests and explore your passions. We prepare for retirement in different ways, mainly by contributing to a savings account, but have you thought about   designing your dream home , for you to enjoy during your golden years? You’ll probably be spending more time at home during your retirement, so designing a space that you love and that you feel comfortable in is essential. Here are some important elements to consider when creating your dream retirement home: Make sure you have plenty of storage space.  By the time you retire you’ve likely accumulated a lot of stuff: photo albums, sports equipment, gardening tools, and much more. Be sure your home has ample storage space both inside and out, like cabinets and cupboards inside, and a large garage accompanied by a storage shed outside.  Consider what kind of outdoo