CAD/Systems management

Good CAD Management is the kind that 

happens ‘behind the curtain’.  The best statement about the management of your production systems should be that they just work. We want you to be able to concentrate on your projects and your business.  Let us handle the  mechanics that allow you that focus. From CAD Library development to Custom configurations, we can make it work for you.

Featured Events

Interior Fit-out and Exterior Facade Renovation

2011

100,000 SF Warehouse Renovation, Macon, GADesign project to update an existing warehousefor a new tenant. Design included 9000+ SF ofcorporate office space with a sales counter forlocal vendors.Exterior façade was updated to add anentrance for the corporate space and tenantlogos on a new canopy skin.

You define what you need, how your office works, and we can create the background elements for your work to take the front stage. Systems Management is a key part of a solid production environment.  We can survey your operation, explore options, and work with you to define a path to installation, upgrade and growth of your infrastructure to support your business needs, now and for the future.

Interior Renovation - Residential Kitchen

2010
Kitchen Renovation, Milner, GA Remodeling of cabinet and counter layout with new appliances and fixtures.  New floor covering and wall finishes included in project. Appliance cabinets are installed for mixer and food processor on either side of cook top to provide easy food preparation and clean appearance when not in use.

As Built documentation for Storm and Sewer Systems about Atlanta, GA

2016

We provided support to produce survey mapping documents for the several counties around Atlanta for updates and other changes done to various storm and sewer system areas.  This involved using Civil 3D to convert survey point data into a graphic layout of the system lines with manholes, cleanouts, inlets, curbes, etc all labeled with coordinates for maintenance use.

Design Ideas

Every space is different. Every structure has its unique reason for existing.
We might produce a thousand ideas before arriving at the perfect one for a project or client. It's a necessary part of the creative architectural process and one that we take seriously. Here's how we do it:


  • Start with a project mission statement
  • Create a mind map using key words and phrases in the mission statement
  • Use the mind map to arrive at the 3-5 top project objectives
  • Use the top 3-5 project objectives to brainstorm project goals in a non-judgmental environment
  • Put project objectives and goal aside for 2-4 weeks to let them marinate
  • Rigorously review goals and objectives to assign a priority ranking
  • Create project plan based on goals and objectives that includes milestones and contingencies