PRICING
Scope first.
Numbers follow.
Between firms that hide the numbers and catalogs that list every SKU — we sit with you until the scope is real, then we commit in writing.
FEES
Where work usually lands
Written ranges — not a menu. Scope narrows the band.
3D Visualization
Targeted stills to full presentation sets. View count, revision rounds, and resolution move the number. A single hero render lands near the floor. A developer package with virtual tour sits near the ceiling.
$599
$8,999
PER PROJECT · FIXED FEE
Design & Architecture
From rough sketch to permit-ready architectural drawings. Fee follows home size and how far you carry the design — schematic exploration sits near the floor, full permit-ready documentation near the ceiling.
$1,500
$15,000
PER PROJECT · FIXED FEE
Structural Engineering
PE-stamped drawings in 30+ states. A structural add-on to completed plans starts near the floor. A full turnkey pre-construction package — civil, energy compliance, permit application — reaches the ceiling. Every package includes the PE stamp.
$5,500
$87,500
PER PROJECT · FIXED FEE
PROCESS
Fixed before we draw
Every project starts with a conversation about program, jurisdiction, and intent. We don't open a tab — we close a scope.
One team coordinates visualization, design, and engineering. One proposal. One number you can build a budget around.
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ORIENT
A short conversation locks jurisdiction, detail, and timeline.
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PROPOSE
We commit the scope and fee to writing before any drawing begins.
03
DELIVER
Fixed deliverables, fixed number — no hourly overages.
CONTEXT
Four levers, not line items
Scale & footprint
Larger square footage means more drawing, more coordination, more engineering calculation. The band shifts up with the building.
Deliverable depth
A marketing still and a permit-ready CD set are different products. Depth of documentation is the single biggest fee driver.
Discipline scope
Visualization only, design only, engineering only — or all three coordinated by one team. Integration reduces total cost.
Jurisdiction & timeline
Local code complexity and review timelines affect engineering effort. Rush turnarounds are available and priced at proposal.
How we think before we quote
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Fixed before we draw
Scope-based pricing — not open-ended hourly tabs. Deliverables and one number you can plan around.
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One studio, one thread
Visualization, design, and engineering coordinated — fewer handoffs, one accountable team.
03
Ballpark, then precision
The estimator orients; a short conversation locks jurisdiction, detail, and timeline — then we commit in writing.
PHILOSOPHY
Story and intent first — spreadsheets follow the conversation.
One team. One proposal.
One number to build around.
CONTEXT
What moves the number
Every fee is a function of four variables. Nothing else.
- 01— Scale & complexity
- 02— Deliverable depth
- 03— Disciplines
- 04— Place
Scale & complexity
Larger footprints and custom detail require more drawing, more coordination, and more engineering calculation. The band shifts up proportionally with the building.
Orientation
Where work usually lands
Broad strokes — pair with the ballpark tool below for a combined range from typical assumptions.
3D visualization
Targeted stills through full presentation sets — typically four figures into the low five figures depending on views, revisions, and resolution.
PER PROJECT · FIXED FEE
Design & architecture
Fees follow home size and how far you carry the design; we narrow the band once we see program and jurisdiction.
PER PROJECT · FIXED FEE
Structural engineering
From add-ons to full stamped packages — quoted explicitly before anything is sealed.
PER PROJECT · FIXED FEE
BALLPARK
Get oriented before we talk
Toggle services and scale. Still an estimate until we've reviewed scope — then a fixed line in the proposal.
Ballpark
Rough range — not a quote.Combined range
$599+
up to $8,999
Jurisdiction, revisions, and deliverable depth move this. A written proposal locks the number.
Request a fixed quoteThis is a range. A 20-minute call produces a written number.
A written number, not a guess.