Buying A Home
Lisa7
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Building a House/Good Architecture Websites?
Hi ladies I was wondering if anyone that built their house had any good architecture websites to check out floor plans & ideas? Thanks so much!
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Re: Building a House/Good Architecture Websites?
We've been looking online at house plans and designs, I just googled house plans, and came up with a bunch of sites:
http://www.thehousedesigners.com
http://www.eplans.com/
http://www.dreamhomesource.com/ etc.
Then we picked out the plans and styles we liked. Now we are working with a builder, and having them make the changes to the plan that we liked the best so it is exactly what we want. Also http://www.houzz.com/ is cool for house ideas.
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Any builder will have a plethora of plans and will be able to draw up a home for you as well as make suggestions.
My first step was picking out a lot to build on - checking to see if there are builder restrictions (having to use a specific builder).
I believe if a home is under 5,000 sq feet, you do not need to involve an architect. A truly custom drawn home can cost you $$$ - so is time with an architect.
Be sure to check out new construction open houses to see what you do and do not like with certain builders.
For our blog on our recent build, starting with day 1 http://keithandkinsey.wordpress.com/2012/02/14/home-build-the-beginning/