Seth A Leeb Architect

Do you have a favorite building, or perhaps a favorite architectural style? There are so many interesting architectural buildings all around the world, whose building designs and decor styles vary greatly. Our head architect, Seth Leeb, for one has a soft spot for arts and crafts style architecture when it comes to   residential builds   which is usually characterized by exposed beams, open floor plans and made of natural materials like wood, stone and brick. When it comes to commercial builds, Seth likes to branch out with more unique and modern design elements. However, he still stays true to his roots by incorporating greener building practices whenever possible. While it may not be feasible to visit all of these buildings around the world, learning about them and drawing inspiration can be just as intriguing!    Here are some of our favorite interesting architectural buildings from all over the globe.  1. The Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation — Manhattan,

You might be asking yourself, “Do I need an   architect for my renovation ?” And the answer is a resounding yes! Even for people who are experienced with DIY home projects, a renovation is a huge undertaking that needs to be properly planned and managed by a licensed architect. Otherwise, you might end up wasting valuable time and money. Here’s why hiring a design professional is highly recommended. Architects Draw Up Complex Construction Plans Although you might know how you want your renovation to look in the end, drawing up a realistic construction plan is not something that just anyone can do. Construction plans require complex knowledge of the space, the structure, different building materials, and much more. An architect will draw up the plans that make your final vision possible.  Architects Can Give You Tried & Tested Solutions If you’re working with limited space, a limited budget, or you have specific requirements, chances are that an architect has dealt with the same or