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Affordable New Home Plan “The Marcey Home Plan” – Still With Plenty of Appeal

Sunday, August 8th, 2010

Who says smaller new homes have to be plain and boring looking!<br>
Here’s a real cool new home plan modeled after a larger new home
that was winner of best new home of the year - The Madison Home Plan

The Madison has been built in Bethesda Maryland.
This Marcey Home plan can be over 3000 sf finished space, depending on
how the homeowner would like it configured.

This new home plan designed by Kevin our staff “genius architect,
is suited for a variety of home lot shapes.
But is ideal for a relatively narrow building lot.
So if you have a building lot in Washington DC, Bethesda,
Arlington, Falls Church, McLean or Chevy Chase, this is a great
new home plan which will give you tons of flexibility with furniture
layout and lifestyle.
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Take a look at this new home plan and let me know your thoughts:

Maryland architect designs a small home plan modeled after a larger home plan

Maryland architect creates new small home plan modeled after larger new home


Architect in Maryland and Washington DC

architectural floor plan of 1stg floor


Architect new home plan 2nd floor

Go here to see video of the Madison new home
Call 301-370-6463 for more information on this new home plan

Build Your Dream House with Home Plans Architect Washington DC

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

You have bought land and now it’s the time when you desperately need someone to take the burden off your shoulders to convert that piece of land into something more. Services offered by home plans architect Washington DC are exactly what you need for constructing your home, but hiring an architect might not be as easy as it seems.

Architect Washington DC Family Room

Architect Washington DC Family Room

Below are a few tips as to how you should assess an architect before finally hiring him:
• Visiting the architect’s office-
An architect’s office conveys a lot about his aesthetic abilities and creativity. Though, the first meeting is generally at the project site, so you might not have an opportunity to see the architect’s office. But you can schedule a visit to the office within a few days of the initial meeting.
• Disorganized architect is a big ‘no’-
An architect has to be organized. A disorganized office signals a red flag. Models or model building supplies, trace paper and sketches can be a sign of real creativity, but project information is normally stored in binders and filing cabinets. Large piles of unsorted paper are probably not a good sign.
• Drawings are an architect’s language-
A good architect speaks the language of drawings. You must be able to read what the architect has drawn. In case the architect has to explain the blueprint for you to understand, it is an indication that either the drawings are not very good or his communication skills are poor. Whatever the case may be, it is a red flag. Therefore, it is essential for you to see an architect’s drawings before you finally hire him.
• Website-
A well designed website is directly linked to an architect’s creativity. His website indicates his designing skills along with his ability to assemble information in a clear format. In case the architect’s website is out of date or he does not have one, it can be an indication that he is not well versed with the trends.

A home is a dream come true for many; it is important that your architect understands this. The foundation of this understanding is laid by the architect being appreciative of your needs and expectations, and you being able to understand the requirements of the architect.